Robotron 4096

[quote]Why not backup your screen resolution change code with a windowed mode ?
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  1. It’s 4K.
  2. I’m done. I really don’t have time to mangle the code to fit a detection routine. Sorry. :frowning:
  3. I’m really hoping to make Linux users ticked off enough to go contribute the code to the Blackdown project. It’s not just Sun that’s at fault here. The entire Linux community is ignoring the issue. :frowning:

[quote]Very cool :slight_smile: You’ll be writing Doom4k next…
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If I ever find time to write my Perlin generator, then I don’t see why not. :wink:

BTW, I just realized that you have Puppytron on the front page now. I tried purchasing it, but it rejected my GMail account! I’ve honestly had it up to my ears with SWReg and just decided not to purchase. Sorry Cas, but you need a better CC handler. You’re probably losing a massive amount of business because of these twits. (You’re definitely losing mine.) :frowning:

the 3rd point is specialy surprising me… where you seen blackdown JDK is freesoftware ?

[quote]the 3rd point is specialy surprising me… where you seen blackdown JDK is freesoftware ?
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Blackdown is definitely “Free Software”, it’s just not “Open Source” as defined by the OSF. However, the Blackdown project is the development vector for Java on Linux, as well as the organization that works directly with the OS community on Java. If you have an issue with the Linux JDK, you can simply download the SCSL source code, make the appropriate patch, and submit it to the Blackdown project. If they accept it, then there’s a good chance it will end up in a future Sun release.

I did some work on the issue myself, but I lacked sufficient technical information at the time. Linux has now matured a bit, and is now ready for someone to take another stab at it. I don’t run Linux much anymore, so I don’t really have an opportunity to fix it. Will someone who does run Linux step up to the plate?

Very funny game indeed!
I’m really impressed to see that according to the game size.