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BioWare's 'Orbit 'Java framework now open source
BioWare has announced that it is making its Orbit Java framework open source. Orbit is described by BioWare as a Java framework to "build and maintain distributed, secure, and scalable online services." This is the same toolset it used to develop technology used in Dragon Age: Inquisition and the Dragon Age Keep, according to BioWare.
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Bioware Releases an Open Source Version of Orbit
Bioware has released an open source version of Orbit. The platform is described as the “next-generation” of online technology which is Java Framework, helping in development of secure, stable and scalable online services.
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Use BioWare's networking tech in your game -- for free
This week BioWare released an open source version of Orbit, the Java framework that underlies some of the persistent cross-platform online systems at work in Dragon Age: Inquisition and the Dragon Age Keep utility, in an effort to further develop it with help from the developer community.
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BioWare open sources networking tech Orbit
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KDots 0.5.3 released
I gladly want to inform about the next release 0.5.3 of the game KDots, KDE-based prototype of the game of dots.
This release includes several bug fixes in the game play in general and the new AI plugin based on the Minimax strategy with heuristics for local decisions that showed significant smarter decision making during trial tests.
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Linux Usage Rose By A Tiny Amount On Steam Last Month
Valve's monthly hardware/software survey is out for the data collected in March and provides an interesting look at the current Linux gaming market-share.
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Bonus: A low score of games after a score of games
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