Linux Game Awards May 2014 Open For Voting

By Liam Dawe - 5 April 2014 at 11:30 am UTC | Views: 8,436

You have ~20 days to vote for your favourite project of the month for May. The projects are open source engines for commercial games/commercial content.

Nominated Projects
OpenMW
OpenXcom (my favourite)
Gemrb
ArxLibertatis
VCMI
OpenRA
OpenSpades
Doomsday engine
Stratagus
CaesarIA

You can vote for your favourite here.

The winner gets a banner in our image carousel on the home-page. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

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Liam Dawe Apr 8, 2014

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I am not complaining about the other projects not having the source code from the original games *sigh* and I think you know that already.

I was saying it's not fair to the projects that didn't have the source code to start off with. They should have been in different voting polls to be fair to them, that is just my opinion. I didn't get a say in it either due to communication issues I didn't even know there were discussions on the projects being included.

Also, this argument is so boring it's unreal, I am not an open-source zealot, so no I won't be bugging companies to release sources. If you want to go right ahead, now move on from this argument I have made my point.

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DrMcCoy Apr 8, 2014

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Quoting: liamdaweI won't be bugging companies to release sources

You really should do that, though. :P

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