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Seems Starfighter was significantly updated (SDL2) and made complete libre content wise. 2.0 release on github https://github.com/pr-starfighter/starfighter/releases/tag/v2.0.0.2 (licensing seems not clear to me: originally Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, now...

thanks for testing... but that's the good thing about open source stuff, someone could take it up somewhen and finalize it. (there was a half year of heavy activity https://github.com/OpenHydorah/OpenHydorah/network and source files look not so stubb'ish) edit: found via reddit and maybe more...

there seems to be now an linux port based on SDL https://github.com/OpenHydorah/OpenHydorah

Death Rally, Remedy game from 1996, DOS version's source code became available on github https://github.com/urxp/drally (looks like reverse engineered? in process it seems...) freeware release for windows (archived)...

update: the DOS version's source code became available on github https://github.com/urxp/drally archived download of windows freeware release here https://web.archive.org/web/20110524163829/http://www.remedygames.com/files/DeathRallyWin_10.exe (from page...

Duke nukem II (2D) - reverse engineered (was never open sourced) : Rigel-engine https://github.com/lethal-guitar/RigelEngine seems playable with the shareware content, for LInux, GPL2, SDL (Duke nukem II seems was once on the pandora repo but seems now removed...

more an interesting artifact than port request: the source code of the PC version of Monopoly from 1999/2000 got released / leaked. C++ code (without license) also, Jason Scott dropped a big amount of infocom games' source code on github https://github.com/historicalsource?tab=repositories...

yes, looking into the source code, many things are still hardcoded - yet, recent commits show that the work progresses to overcome this - at one point in future I guess abritrarily resolution and aspect ratio will be possible.

well, it might help notaz, e.g. by combine work of both, or substituting parts of each other - as you said info.

the devilutionX "new OSes+ improvements" fork of devilution reached release 0.4 which seems quite stable and supports 32bit Linux + ARM devices https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX/releases

v1.4.1. more updates & fixes, e.g. better compatiblity with more Linux GPU drivers. The project switched now to SDL v2.0 & more speed up optimizations. https://github.com/viewizard/astromenace/releases

noticed that there is now a github fork with more recent development https://github.com/suomipelit/tapankaikki https://github.com/suomipelit/ultimatetapankaikki

Interesting! Did you made any use of the source code GOG added for this game as bonus? https://www.gog.com/news/release_bairline_tycoon_deluxeb "As an added bonus, the package here comes with the game's Windows source code for your viewing and tweaking pleasure."

hello farox, i looked if I have some older version of ft2 to find replacement code for the bicubic interpolation: but the newest source code i have ist ft2-b88... incompatible. Have you newer one? (And in general I think we should mirror the source code versions at github....)

what is the reason for being the last pandora version? just this interpolation? beside that, release b131 and 132 don't seem to be too demanding for the pandora new feature wise. I mean, a biqubic interpolation is not that demanding... and the interpolation routine should be replaceable quite...

Neil Roy just released the C source code of "Deluxe Pacman" (the DOS original from the 90s) and the port to modern windows with Allegro "Deluxe Pacman 2" under MIT. (content seems to be Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License)...

As IVAN (Iter Vehemens ad Necem ) recently had a new release, a funky open source Roguelike with advanced limb and material mechanic, I found to my surprise that it seemingly never was ported to Pandora (couldnt find it on the repo or forum) https://github.com/Attnam/ivan/releases on an...

Beside the point that you missed the "Best homecomputer ever made"TM , this is a long running joke about an Amiga 500 hardware bug where an active/non-active Power LED switched unintentional an audiofilter on/off http://www.polynominal.com/commodore-amiga/amiga-filter-paula.htm PS: thanks to...

First question is, is this a beneficial goal or even required? Or is this already addressed by "equality of opportunity" + "colorblindness" in our society and differences in gender ratio in specific fields can be explained with other reasons (than oppression)? In 2008 an Norwegian comedian and...

I think this is the beauty of software from the 90s. They were optimized for screen resolutions and CPU/memory similar or even lower than the Pandora, so they are potentially a good fit for the Pandora. So, open sourcing old software makes big sense!