I am still hoping for someone to make a classic late '90s single player like shooter on Unity. Someday maybe.

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May I ask who made it an Editors Pick? No, I was not arrogant enough to make it one myself. ;)

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My brother plays with this on Windows, so it would be good to get him playing it on Linux. :)

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Quoting: berarmaThe different perspective might be that I don't buy on a non-existent promise.

We do not speak of non-existent promises here Berarma. Desura makes direct appeals to certain groups based on certain ideals, and loosing those is what we were concerned about. But as I said, I do not think this is worth arguing about considering there does not seem to be a problem in the first place.

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Trust me Berarma, there are plenty of reasons to get nervous when one company buys out another. I do not think being a little worried was unjustified. And we obviously have different perspectives on how we use our money.

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Quoting: s_dI don't think I'll be participating in any sort of Desura boycott.

I do not think anyone brought up the idea of boycotting Desura, but rather that they wanted a bit more information to be released before investing in it again. In my mind that information has now become available, so I am quite happy with how things stand at present. :)

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I have now updated the article yet again as Desura themselves have now put out a statement, which gives us a shout-out by the way. ^_^

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Thanks for the clarification Scott, I have added it to our article. :)

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Another thing to remember is that some of the code for Second Life has been released, so I do not think they will move to close up Desurium, especially with the large role the community has assumed with it. So I think we should be good, looking at everything.

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The port of Second Life was originally developed by Ryan C. Gordon, although I do not know who is currently maintaining it.
http://icculus.org/news/news.php?id=2571 [External Link]

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