Do you indend to share the code and files for your game? If not then put it where you like. If you plan to share the code then I’d be tempted to keep the license for that code in a folder with it, and move that readme to it.

Godot’s MIT license certainly let’s you redistribute the engine as part of your proprietary game. However, it equally lets others redistribute their games under the same open source license, or even a copyleft license. So it’s spirit seems equally business, hobbyists or free software moralist.

Copyleft helps me by making sure my code can’t be included in a proprietary software. My code is there to be copied but if you make changes and redistrubte them then I get access to those changes. Maybe I use them in my software, thus improving it.

The purpose of copyleft is to ensure the freedoms and restrictions made by a license are enforced by copies/forks/derivatives.

Best to talk to people interested in contributing to see what they would think?

Finishing a project is difficult (imo) so good job! 👍

I like this but I don’t know what aught to be what colour 😅

It’s interacting in our country, meaning we can do more than only “don’t use it”. When the platform is so massive, has little competition, or most other platforms do the same thing in question… maybe we should do more.

Might be a good time to change domain while you’re at it, if .io is about to be retired.

GamersNexus donating to archive.org so they can keep checking how websites quietly change what they say after they’ve been called out 🤠

Sad, but also funny to see someone revoke an MIT license. Presumably they think that is retroactive as why do it otherwise. Instead of preventing use they just un-invite themselves from any group that wishes to continue it’s open source development.

He and this wife didn’t choose their parents either (and any other contributing factors in their environment that made them who they are). Growing older doesn’t change the causes of the development of their brain, the cause of the choices you make, and if we could have saved them from becoming the person they did then we should.

With even the most evil people we can be sad they died but also happy they can’t do more evil. Uday Hussein, son of Saddam Hussein did some evil stuff and and if we could have prevented him from becoming the person he did when at age 8 or at age 18 then it’s the same.

One of r/InterestingAsFuck’s rules is “No politics,” which a moderator for the subreddit told us is the reason it was removed.

A rule for arbitrarily deleting any post on an ill-defined idea that some topics are not political. Why even say such an unreasonable thing when you can just say supporting violence is against site-wide rules?

Escape from g0at

HexOS makes using TrueNAS easier, is the claim.

I have never used TrueNAS so I can only say from what I’ve heard that I could easily break it (I have used Proxmox to run some web tools and game servers but that’s a borked project currently).

An OS on top of TrueNAS for self hosting media.

You probably would be wise to not enact that line of logic.

A web version is often a requirement (in my limitted jam experience).

One day homosexuality will be decriminalized in the United Arab Emirates and Amazon can freely sell rent out digital books.

If you own a device it does what you want. If you don’t own the device it does want you want only if the real owner says you can.

Google wants you to have a profile to better track you, and activity make it difficult to remove and replace default apps. The features in the image may not even require an account in principal or in practice.

When the users are in control of the software running on their devices then “EOL” is dependent the user community’s willingness to work on it themselves.

Windows 11