knotz

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by knotz 6y ago
Purebasic. Cross platform (Windows, Mac, Linux), native widgets. Not fancy but gets the job done and is reliable.
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by knotz 7y ago
In early 2000 I made some small, commercial, games using BlitzBasic and Blitzmax. Coming from 7+ years programming in C/C++ it was a breeze to work with. Mark Sibly, the creator BlitzBasic, Blitzmax and Monkey, really has a talent to m
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by knotz 10y ago
You can build a pretty damn good simulation of a Boeing 737-300 with it. ( http://ixeg.net/ )
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by knotz 10y ago
That's bad. Any chance to go home?
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by knotz 10y ago
It is, for me at least. But don't feel obliged :)
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by knotz 10y ago
Darn, but you seem to be quite a stoic. Anyway, I want to thank you for the Imatix webserver (blast of the past), Libero and the first few chapters of Scalable-C and all the other snippets of knowledge and wisdom which I'm happy to car
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by knotz 11y ago
On friday? ;)
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by knotz 14y ago
It's a very fun language to begin with. Which is not unimportant if you want to keep being motivated after three decades being a programmer. Peter Norvig described 7 features which made Lisp different. Perl shares 6 of them. Important featu
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by knotz 14y ago
I'm wondering what people do exactly hate so much in Gnome? I'm working right now in Gnome 3.6. It's not perfect, but it suits me pretty well by being simple elegant and not in my face.
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by knotz 14y ago
For those who prefer Gnome3 on the desktop instead of Unity, there's the Gnome Ubuntu Remix: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/