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Just some feedback. Remember, I'm just one dude.. others may have other thoughts. I don't know what itch.io is. Never heard of it, and I've been using Linux e
by b112 3y ago
Just some feedback. Remember, I'm just one dude.. others may have other thoughts.
I don't know what itch.io is. Never heard of it, and I've been using Linux exclusively for 20+ years. Others may or may not know of itch.io.
I take it, that it helps you deploy like steam. Great! But from my side, I wasn't even remotely aware I was installing an 'itch.io' version of an app! Or what that means!
When I look at buying from a random website, from a company/person I've never heard of before, I like to know:
* What are the install requirements (eg, dependencies / packages / software required, to run this software) I think you added something here? Or did I miss it before?
* What I have to do to install and get up and running
There's no indication of any of this on this website. Not even a remote hint.
Even on the Windows side, it just says 'windows 10 or later'. Does it work on arm?
I really don't want to dampen your enthusiasm, I like that you did this. A lot. I hope you the best!
- puzzud 3y agoThanks for the feedback. It's hard to strike a balance between too little and too much info. And I'm definitely someone who tends to present people with a wall of text. I did the leg work to ensure it works on most Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Some of the info is there, but Itch.io might present them after a couple clicks or in a drop down. But I see what you are saying. I think I might add a couple posts to the forums and link to them on the main page. I could go into depth about which versions of OpenGL are required, etc.. Should I make a Windows ARM build?
- b112 3y agoShould I make a Windows ARM build? I'm not a windows guy, and I'm not sure how popular that platform is. Your question makes me wonder about chromebooks.