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2009-10-16
, 22:07
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#12
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Originally Posted by wazd
It's not open source in a way it's usually understood (http://homeworldsdl.org/LICENSE.txt)
Homeworld 1 is open-sourced.
but the source is available
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2009-10-16
, 22:29
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@ Brazil
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#13
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I'm a zero at low-level coding, but I can lend a hand for any web needs.
And testing/QA - Homeworld rocks!
And testing/QA - Homeworld rocks!
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2009-10-16
, 22:52
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@ Helsinki
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#14
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You may want to contact LinuxHacker from the above links that epage suggested, as Homeworld is already almost ported to Pandora -- nearly the same hardware as N900.
http://pandorawiki.org/Projects_Under_Development#Games
It is interesting that in the near future we might see a lot of good code exchange between N900 and Pandora, which is a special gaming platform with developer interest. Similarly DIY electronics crowds are developing on Beagle Board, which may result in nice codec optimizations etc on all these similar platforms. Linux FTW!
http://pandorawiki.org/Projects_Under_Development#Games
It is interesting that in the near future we might see a lot of good code exchange between N900 and Pandora, which is a special gaming platform with developer interest. Similarly DIY electronics crowds are developing on Beagle Board, which may result in nice codec optimizations etc on all these similar platforms. Linux FTW!
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2009-10-16
, 22:56
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#15
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This would be cool. I love those home world voices.
Mike C
Mike C
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2009-10-17
, 22:51
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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#16
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Originally Posted by zerojay
Yeah the source was linked above by SubCore.
First, unless the source for Homeworld itself (or a suitable clone) already exists, this project isn't getting off the ground unless a ton of Maemo programmers are huge Homeworld fans or you are hiring them.
Here is the source!
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2009-10-18
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#17
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i would be delighted to see this happen, i always wanted to try homeworld.
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2010-01-26
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#18
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Hey guys, just wanted to know, hows progress coming?
I really would like to see this fantastic game on the N900!
(Maybe even through the TV!)
I really would like to see this fantastic game on the N900!
(Maybe even through the TV!)
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2010-01-26
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@ Canada
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#19
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What a great project!
I don't have a shred of coding knowledge, but I have beaten Homeworld and absolutely love the game to pieces, so I'd be more than happy to help with playtesting
I don't have a shred of coding knowledge, but I have beaten Homeworld and absolutely love the game to pieces, so I'd be more than happy to help with playtesting
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2010-01-26
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#20
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Second that, guinepigs are here! 
http://openpandora.wordpress.com/200...pandora-bound/
http://homesource.nekomimicon.net/so...php?f=25&t=284
http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=47565
The bad news is it looks like May is the msot recent post on the threads.
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