Just to clarify: you say these are 'abandonware' so what license are these released under? Is it still 'All Rights Reserved' or is there a more permissive license available? Asking because some of these might do well to be ported to other platforms (like Linux-based ones) if permissible.
Anyone is free to do anything with whatever I upload (barring SFX I got from other people that require attribution etc) Sooo let's say CC0, No Rights Reserved, unless there's a license that gives people even more freedom if they're inclined to poke around. In which case that one :)
Also I'm happy to send over source code (if I still have it) for anything if I get an email about it
Thank you for the response! If you are able/willing to upload the source code to a github, that will allow people to 'fork' it and still attribute you very easily. Any SFX that isn't under the same license or is under something different can be placed in a separate download on a file hosting service (provided that you're permitted to do so) otherwise note down that it isn't included and which files are missing so the community can replace them in their own builds.
Build instructions are often vital but also left out of public source code posts so having that would also help :)
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is that first screenshot a yu-gi-oh pinball game? 😃
...maybe
Just to clarify: you say these are 'abandonware' so what license are these released under? Is it still 'All Rights Reserved' or is there a more permissive license available?
Asking because some of these might do well to be ported to other platforms (like Linux-based ones) if permissible.
Anyone is free to do anything with whatever I upload (barring SFX I got from other people that require attribution etc) Sooo let's say CC0, No Rights Reserved, unless there's a license that gives people even more freedom if they're inclined to poke around. In which case that one :)
Also I'm happy to send over source code (if I still have it) for anything if I get an email about it
Thank you for the response! If you are able/willing to upload the source code to a github, that will allow people to 'fork' it and still attribute you very easily. Any SFX that isn't under the same license or is under something different can be placed in a separate download on a file hosting service (provided that you're permitted to do so) otherwise note down that it isn't included and which files are missing so the community can replace them in their own builds.
Build instructions are often vital but also left out of public source code posts so having that would also help :)
I can’t wait to find my old GM8 app and try these out! :D