So what does this mean? Well, we should not read too much into it. Most likely they just needed something as proof of concept, and STK's free and open source nature made it possible to do without asking us, paying us or anything of the sort. I just wish they could at least have the courtesy to spell SuperTuxKart correctly. Oh well, it's free publicity for us. :)
We also made it onto Slashdot, a well known news site among the self-proclaimed geek crowd. Hopefully we will benefit from this exposure, as we are looking for coders and artists alike to continually improve SuperTuxKart. We also take monetary donations through SourceForge, and welcomes everyone who wants to get involved, whatever their skill set might be.
The road ahead can be seen at the Milestones page. We will have 4 point releases before the big 0.9 release introducing WAN and LAN network support. But the more help we can get, the quicker we can get all the planned features, so please get in touch and get involved! :)
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ReplyDeleteCongratz guys! :)
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ReplyDeleteThat said, congratulations :)
And don't forget Red Eclipse, another BRILLIANT open source game which has a home at the same forum as STK actually! Probably the most innovative arena shooters of all time actually, I reckon it really moves the genre forward and I've been in that scene for years. Do play it!
http://www.redeclipse.net/ <-- it's the best ~400 MB you'll ever download, GUARANTEED!
"We will have 4 point releases before the big 0.9 release introducing WAN and LAN network support."
ReplyDeleteYeeaahh!!!!