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Take a look at this. Honestly though, it's the second sticky in Programming Talk - please try searching the forums a little harder next time.

Here's a short list of Linux gaming sites:

LGDB
Gameboom
The Linux Game Tome

From http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18996377:



So what I said earlier applies to Windows 8 as well.

There's a difference between the USC and the Apple app store: The latter is the only way to install software on iOS, whereas you can compile and install software manually whenever you choose on...

Sounds like you're looking for something like Cython.

Wait till I finish my chess-playing kickboxing humanoid. :P

I used to play chess quite a bit 3-5 years ago - I don't play it too much anymore. But hey, at least I can program a chess engine that would be capable of beating myself. :)

Sounds like a good idea - the third idea for fundraising especially so. That said, I think with Desura already out on Linux, making a second (or third, if Steam gets out first) game distribution...

For 2D games, I'd go with PyGame. It's relatively easy to get up and running, and it's in the Ubuntu repos as well (sudo apt-get install pygame). A second choice for 2D games would be pyglet, which...

The primary problem with this idea is that different languages represent datatypes - say, an integer - in different manners. Python represents it as a Python object (an instance of class "int", C...

There's no RPG out there that has the features/gameplay you want? Make one. I'm sure there are people out there that would love to help out once you have something up and running.

Python's standard ctypes module lets you call regular C libraries (and other languages that use the C calling convention, I think) from Python without any wrapper code.

I would think there would be better uses for that much money, though.

Preprocessor code has also been known to be completely incomprehensible except to the person that wrote it. :)

My main issue with this, though, is I don't think the world needs yet another...

You're going to get a lot more volunteers if you show that you're willing to stick with this project. The best way to do that is source code - nothing says "I'll stick with this project" like a...

Take a look around DistroWatch; there are several such distributions.

I don't get dizzy from racing games, but games where the screen flashes at a high rate (think Marvel vs. Capcom 1/2) tend to give me a headache.

Still, I've never heard of dizziness from racing...

Word of warning on LFS: I spent literally about 24 hours building the vanilla LFS itself (no modifications) - and LFS is about the easiest way out :)

Don't give up though; there have been people...

Kaillera is Windows-only; you won't be able to use it on Ubuntu. That said, Kaillera is obsolete anyway - I recommend you take a look at GGPO or Supercade if you want to play your ROMs with others...

Confession: I use Diaspora instead of Facebook.

I'm a TuxFamily member, so I just use the email address they provide, but a Gmail alternative sounds somewhat interesting.

The terminal (bash, to be specific) and the .deb package management system.

Sorry for taking so long to respond - life dragged me away, kicking and screaming :)

I've seen this bug a few times before; I recommend using the Mercurial/trunk version, which you can get...

Except for those last four, all of those are server-side languages - the web browser doesn't even know a program is being run on the server; it just receives the program's output, a web page.