Re: New Linux Game SDK Project - Please Read This If Nothing Further

[Bryan Patrick Coleman <bpcolema@uncg.edu>]

I must agree. I think the energies should be focused in two directions.
One refining the SDK's already out there. Two writing games. It reminds me
of all the methodologist that creat these great theoretical methodologies
that are mathmaticaly catagorized and wonderfull except that they are
never used for any real work. If all we have are SDK's and no games whats
the point.

Not that anything is wrong with methodology. I for example am doing a
research project where we are trying to assess the reliability of using
digital photography as a method in paleopathology. :)

On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Martin Starch Soerensen wrote:

>On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Nicholas Lee wrote:
>
>> 
>> On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, root wrote:
>> 
>> > interested in the project, a tentative designing of some of the APIs, a
>> > call for a mailing campaign, and other information. 
>> 
>> Why start again?  There already exists several well thought out
>> project designs and api already.
>>
>
>Correct. The whole linux games movement suffers from too little focus and
>too many great plans that are never carried out in reality. The
>irc-meeting approach has been tried before without much success, and the
>last thing needed at the current moment is for yet another brilliant new
>project design that insists on doing everything better than the already
>existing API's out there. 
> 
>
>Regards
>	Martin Starch - ClanSoft
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