VoxeLibre are keen to change and adapt. The game is inspired by MC, but we’re going to add ideas in we think are good, whether they’re from MC or externally. Likewise, if something new is added into MC we do not like, we may not introduce. We do discuss Game Design in our Matrix / Discord. A feature “being in MC” is not a strong enough reason to justify a change.

Mineclonia are more keen to keep things in line with MC.

Effectively, both projects have different goals and over time will diverge more. It ultimately depends what you value most as to which project will work for you.

We have some info in our readme here: https://git.minetest.land/VoxeLibre/VoxeLibre/src/branch/master/README.md

Some info in an FAQ we’re building: https://git.minetest.land/VoxeLibre/VoxeLibre/issues/4585

That’s probably more related to Luanti (formerly Minetest) game engine as it handles most of that.

Unfortunately, I have no idea. That’s probably more related to Luanti (formerly Minetest) game engine as it handles most of that.

Unfortunately, I have no idea. That’s probably more related to Luanti (formerly Minetest) game engine as it handles most of that.

Sorry for the delayed response. You sure can. You can either play the game and host it (and ensure the correct ports are opened) or run the game as a server, and connect it. I’m not personally too familiar on how to do that, but a few in our discord / matrix are quite good at that and could answer any questions.

https://git.minetest.land/VoxeLibre/VoxeLibre/src/branch/master/HOW_TO_PLAY.md

https://git.minetest.land/VoxeLibre/VoxeLibre/src/branch/master/HOW_TO_PLAY.md

Very aware about Gitea, and unfortunately when we tried to migrate to Forgejo on Codeberg, the migration script got stuck in a repeating loop. Apparently it’s a known issue and we got very little help with this so unless we abandon all our issues including 850+ open ones, we’re in a bit of a pickle.

The new name followed those rules.It’s voxel and libre, sharing an L. Only debate is about how people pronounce Libre, and we ain’t that precious.

I would love everyone to use Matrix. I created the space and maintained it. We are now up to around 45 users ish. Discord has over 500. In gaming, it just operates at a different scale.

I’m as much of a FOSS enthusiast as you, but when you run big projects, you have to represent more than just your own personal view. You represent your players and contributors. Now and in the future. If you want new FOSS users, you have to reach them where they are. Best way to further FOSS software is to get new people using it. With over 350k downloads. I think we’re doing a pretty neat job.

It’s tempting to think your views are right and everyone else is wrong, but it’s no basis to be functional and collaborative. Are you running any large FOSS communities? Want to share info on how you’ve done these things and how effective it was?

You seem to not like the name or the things we do. Maybe tell us more about what you like…

We had the poll on Matrix also which is FOSS, and our issue tracker built on Gitea. The minetest forums are notoriously sluggish and many there don’t play VoxeLibre. We reached out to players in all areas. The fact remains that 80%+ of our players choose discord and ignoring them is not a helpful. A lot of people do not check the forum frequently, and that policy would be exclusionary and unjustifiably dogmatic.

We make extra efforts to reach out to our members in FOSS communities and do more than most to keep away from non-free software like Github and keep our channels bridged to matrix.

I can assure you the effort is non trivial and takes away from actually writing open source software. Very recently it lost all the data and we had to manually bridge 15+ channels again when I had waay too much other stuff going on. Many projects abandon these bridges because they are unreliable.

It was done by a poll on Discord, Matrix, and our issue tracker. I think over 120 votes were cast. It was a polling majority…

Humans can judge information make decisions on it and adapt it. AI mostly just looks at what is statistically what is most likely based on training data. If 1 piece of data exists, it will copy, not paraphrase. Example was from I think copilot where it just printed out the code and comments from an old game verbatim. I think Quake2. It isn’t intelligence, it is statistical copying.

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Reddit seems to be creating a tipping process in which they take a cut… Delightful.

A bit rough around the edges, but you’ll get better.

It’s definitely a good barometer of activity, and the initial signs are good.

If we can just get some beanless content, we should be flying :). (Downvote me y’all, Karma don’t exist)

Where did the beans idea come from, or was it just looking for any content?

Thanks for explaining btw.

I think I missed the joke. Can you explain it please :).

This is the quality content I cum here for…