Still on the fence here, as I’ve been crunching for a few weeks, currently have a splitting headache, and could use a few days off instead. But…<\/p>\n
OTOH, the Kobo II Tech Preview is now on-line<\/a>, which means that I have a working Win32 executive, making deployment trivial. (There is no game code in kobo2.exe, only EEL with SDL, OpenGL, ChipSound, physics etc.) So, I should be able to pull this off without touching glorified assembly languages, or even running a native compiler. \ud83d\ude09 (Well, I might rebuild the executive with a different icon. That should be safe. I think…)<\/p>\n So, if I do it, here are my weapons of choice:<\/p>\n Language:<\/strong> EEL<\/a> (Runs on the Kobo II executive.) Tags: ChipSound<\/a>, EEL<\/a>, GIMP<\/a>, Kobo II<\/a>, linux<\/a>, opengl<\/a>, SDL<\/a>, Windows<\/a>, ZeeSpace<\/a><\/p>","time":"December 9th, 2011 3:10 am","title":"I\u2019m *probably* in\u2026"}
\n Editor:<\/strong> KDE Kate
\n Libraries:<\/strong> Kobo II\/EELBox executive (SDL, OpenGL, ZeeSpace, ChipSound, …)
\n Sounds:<\/strong> ChipSound
\n Music:<\/strong> ChipSound
\n Graphics:<\/strong> GIMP, ZeeSpace<\/p>\n \n