Spring RTS Engine

I kind of agree with Dave on this one. Maybe its time we finally make just one file extension for TA Spring? Or two to distinguish maps from file packages. *.sp7 (Spring7) would store files in the 7zip format. *.spm (Spring Map) would be for maps. I kind of like that better than the multitudes of fo...

Gtk would be okay, though I'll admit I don't know if it'll behave well in C++. For C++ you'd be better of using WxWidgets, which can use gtk+ as a backend, but will use the native win32 api on windows. I am pretty sure that you can use C++ with GTK, but I do have more experience with C myself. The ...

I wouldn't mind redoing 'SpringClient.exe' using GTK+ as the Window API. I am pretty sure GTK can be used in Windows right?

I have worked with GTK before using Libglade. (I used to work on porting "gens" emulator to Linux)

This would be after finals though....2 weeks left.

I say C++ simply because its easily portable. I am all for portability. (if you want to get more people from the open source community into this, you need Linux/Mac versions of the game)

You can play it, just not very well. It would be best if we saw a port. =)

I have some amazing new for all of you linux users (yah all of the two of you)! Spring works quite well with linux! Just ues Transgameing (whitch is a windows port thingy) and then open spring! IT WORKS Im still testing whether ot Of course it works, I just can't get sound to work. I also can't ins...

I won't mind messing around with it after finals (school ends in 2 weeks) are over. I would like to get a Linux port up and running, because running it in cedega results in no sound. X_X

You would have had to work that into the design. Its harder to get pieces of stuff to work together than most would think.