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I have added back the GitHub issues for my projects hosted there. I had taken them down because I was working on my own bug database that would have been tailored to my own liking, and then I was going bring over the already reported issues on GitHub. Unfortunately, I never got further than the [ READ MORE ]
I am taking a break from my open source work. Please continue to enjoy the projects until I return[ READ MORE ]
For personal reasons Gott Code is on extended hiatus. Thank you for your understanding[ READ MORE ]
I’m back and feeling refreshed! Now that I’m back, I’ve mapped out a rough idea of what I plan to work on over the next few months (subject to change, obviously). First of all, despite FocusWriter being my largest userbase, I’m only planning on doing bugfix releases over the next few months, with maybe one [ READ MORE ]
Things have gotten so busy around here ever since FocusWriter exploded in popularity after the 1.3 release! When I started writing open source software I never imagined my programs would gain such a following. I’m incredibly grateful to all of the people who have helped spread the word about them, translated them into other languages, [ READ MORE ]
It has been too much of a hassle to build packages and maintain my Ubuntu package repository, but I still want to supply binaries for users of different Linux distros. To that end I have replaced apt.gottcode.org with a personal package archive for Ubuntu packages as well as using the openSUSE build service to create [ READ MORE ]
Around a week and a half ago I took a small break from programming and put on my packaging hat for awhile: I am once again making binaries for Linux. The last time I did this I merely compiled my programs for Ubuntu and released them as tarballs. This time I have decided that if [ READ MORE ]
Up until now I’ve used each platform’s random number generator in my games. Obviously they’re not good enough for statistical analysis, but in my experience they are okay for my simple programs. However, they’re not the same on Windows, Linux, and the Mac. Which means that a game seed on one platform won’t start the [ READ MORE ]
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