Greetings! First of all I would like to thank you for the excellent job done with your games. Seeing, and most important, playing them have showed me and many others that good gaming products can be done in the Free Software world. However it is also true that our situation is barely acceptable: plenty of effort is lost trying to "reinvent the wheel", many excellent projects get stagnant due to a lack of support (whether economical or man-work) or look unpolished because its developers can focus in just one area of the game.
This is when the OpenGame Consortium comes in; a group of the best programmers, game designers, art and sound technicians around, gathered to bring quality work to the Linux world. The aim of the OGC is to set a creative and focused enviroment in which its members can fully develop their games, having complete support of other like-minded people. The ideas is not to take away freedom and independence away from them, but rather having a team working with a goal - of course, without taking the joy out of it-. Should you be interested in joining in or give any suggestions, please drop me a line. I truly believe we can make a difference here. Kind regards, Gaston Nola P.S.: My apologies if I only one person of each team (instead of the whole team) received this mail. Please be kind enough to send this information to them as well. -- Gastón Nola Alonso Information Management AIESEC Montevideo http://www.aiesec.org/uruguay mail. gaston.n...@aiesec.net cel. 098 358 651 //----------// LC MONTEVIDEO PARTNERS | Universidad Católica del Uruguay | Colonia Express | JCI | ENDEAVOR //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------// _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
