Re: [orca-list] Wine apps in Orca?

[Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com>]

Hi Kyle,

I'm certainly considering it. Although, I'll probably start with
something open source first such as STFC since I've already got the
sounds and music. Since I never planned to sell that game for profit
in the first place I see no problem in rewriting it and releasing it
under some open source license. As for my commercial games we will
see.

Cheers!


On 6/28/12, Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com> wrote:
> I certainly hope I'm not alone when I say that I feel that $35 is indeed
> quite reasonable for a high-quality Linux-based game. Many Windows-based
> games in fact cost more. Yes, I feel that open source is extremely
> important, and the open source model works quite well for many things. I do
> also believe that more open source audio games need to be made available.
> Having said this, however, given the choice of either paying $35 to run a
> high-quality game on Linux or having to pay $100 to $200 every time a new
> Windows OS Is released just so that I can run an up-to-date virtual machine,
> plus the $35 for the game, abandoning all my principles regarding open
> source in the process, I will gladly pay the $35 for a copy of a game that
> runs on my OS of choice where I do everything else every day. If you can get
> these games running on Linux, even for $45, please do so.
> ~Kyle
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