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Last postscript, toot to me on the mastodon: https://mastodon.sdf.org/@screwtape

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Haven't played, but thank you for writing this retrospective treatise.

(I don't normally play games, so your detailed account of your experiences, whys and wherefores were great for me to hear)

itch.io messed a bit with my code in formatting. I will make it work better going forward.

It was kinda hard to do in a useful way. You can just copy paste the pretty-printed s expression into your favourite lisp.

https://lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/logos-lisp-legend/devlog/742609/lisp-readable-...

The orgfile is over here: https://portal.mozz.us/gopher/sdf.org/0/users/screwtape/2024-jam-resultable.org which you could get the raw web table export from if you wanted it as well.

Most of it didn't play well over here and I hacked it out in several iterations. I used common lisp in this case.

Well I caved and ran a modern web browser to play it, and it was a fun bouncy experience

Were the sounds in your game original?

Oh sorry I was being tongue in cheek. I meant your writing was a remarkable feature of your game, but the only field I had given myself  was named 'problems'. Sorry about that!

My peertube server was down over the weekend so I didn't get to livestream any more games and now we're basically out of time too sorry. Sorry sorry sorry.

For a long time, I've really needed to set up a FreeBSD desktop that I haven't, which that port will be for because FreeBSD is more sanguine about graphics acceleration than Open- and Net- I think. I'm not sure if I will get to it this two days though I will try.

It's more of a Climate than a Podcast. On Wednesdays we read one of KMP's (https://climatejustice.social/@kentpitman) climate crisis haikus and talk broadly about lisp and gopher things on https://aNONradio.net with whatever music one of us released recently. So far, most of the show is reading the damgud cyberchatters on SDF and in LambdaMOO. It is planned to use the conference bridge eventually, so we could try setting that up.

I will make a new after-this-jam project after this jam. Actually, I only just found your yewtu.be channel as well!

OpenBSD's allegro version was ultimately too old, but I did some parts of setting up quicklisp to install your game:

https://toobnix.org/w/oyrTVu3gmpXMmo7xiWiqYZ

I want to talk to you and some other people about the idea of a Common Lisp Software Game Console Specification.

Higher completion run https://toobnix.org/w/cxyYPm8mqCF7bzEkBLsoXr

By the way, I liked the greatly extended trying/voting period even without however many days itch was troubled this jam.

HTML export devlog

https://lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/logos-lisp-legend/devlog/740130/its-not-not-a-...

of this orgfile

gopher://gopher.club/0/users/screwtape/jamtable.org

https://portal.mozz.us/gopher/sdf.org/0/users/screwtape/jamtable.org

tl;dr

There is no tl;dr. There are three tables with different elisp filters. Visit the devlog.

Third post is a link to popularity summary orgmode export.

Okay, okay. But I'm not putting clothes on before going out again

McCLIM has included DREI (drei replaces eine's inheritor) which is a bunch of editor-oriented stuff analogous to the CADR's ZWEI (zwei wasn't eine?) and EINE (???). The editor has powerful do-what-I-mean ish autocomplete. You start in an interactor pane powered by drei by default. McCLIM facts! Go ask daniel about it ;p.

It didn't seem like a lag thing (why would clicking the cursor to the start of the line appear to fix it instantly)

tbh I rated it from watching the video in the end, and the fact that I'm saving the soundtrack.

Which reminded me of the aspirational sandpiper game last year

I know I'm overusing this comparison but there's something beautiful about a game where you put a shirt on, then pop back into bed for just a mi

I DID THIS FOR YOU https://toobnix.org/w/6XbTL8LJ8BNQNy6jWvHY6Y

Hey, after sitting through 45 minutes of Installing Racket (for sludge https://cloudrac3r.itch.io/sludge-fiction, which worked!) and guile chickadee being unported I'm kinda impatient. Could we aggregate the common lisp games in a thread here?

• I guess awkravchuk's https://awkravchuk.itch.io/cycle-of-evil
• and our https://lispy-gopher-show.itch.io/logos-lisp-legend

*Edit: A video of me waiting for 45 minutes to play sludge https://toobnix.org/w/6XbTL8LJ8BNQNy6jWvHY6Y

**Edit 2: logos-lisp-legend decompression, compilation and running in contrast https://toobnix.org/w/p/r9CYP4dcaDiyp79ug8oTpv

The game suddenly ends after they talk about tea and one of them stridently denies the existence of bourgeoisie science right?

Dialogue was lifechanging. I will be so heartbroken if you tell me it was LLM generated

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I'm not a robot

Which of these tiles have pictures of MOTORCYCLES

Took 45 minute to install, I put a tshirt on and then went back to bed which seemed to be the end of the game for me

45 minutes / 10

Well known to work on

- linux

- Apple

- openbsd

Yyyyyyyeesssss

Honestly so far this is the main rival to last year's sandpiper game for my heart. How did this dialogue even get written

It will live on in my heart. Sorry I didn't build your schemes yet. By the way, are you any of these activitypub @cadence s

I was going to warn you the interface and useage will be pretty inscrutible until I upload some useage videos

Oh no you weren't recording. Send me the .sexp file generated by save script then <3

Can you send me the .logo file

This is my proudest moment of creation as a lispuser

Haha, ah, yeah. Why do those 67 warnings happen and no problems. I think it's because the macros used by the macros used to generate the redisplay defuns depend on the macros generated by the clim:define-application-frame macro generating the define-<this>-command macro resulting in the compiler sincerely not knowing about those names before they exist at some point loading the system. There's probably a right thing to do, but I just exasperatedly declared it a jam thing. Sorry about that <3

Ah, I knew it wouldn't work. What were the odds of us currently using the same randomly generated eight character username. I'm kinda surprised that was how sbcl compiled that system tbh, as a hardcoded path to that user's font file. Actually, never tell me the odds ;p

Cadence thanks for your two great problems! In reverse order if I may.

2. If this is bizarre and terrible hardcoded path really the only problem, my punt is to 

mkdir -p /home/j86585o3/common-lisp/
cd /home/j86585o3/common-lisp/
git clone https://codeberg.org/TurtleWare/cl-dejavu

though I would encourage you to build it yourself!

1. You can very easily install quicklisp as outlined here: https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/. Basically roll your eyes a bit at it being called a beta. One more decade...

https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/

The short and guided installation should end up with basically

(load "~/quicklisp/setup.lisp")

in your ~/.sbclrc file. (sbcl init file), assuming you installed it accepting the defaults.

1b. As referenced by the McCLIM developer JackDaniel here https://functional.cafe/@jackdaniel/112484865422197566 about this, you should manually acquire Xach's (of quicklisp.org) https://github.com/xach/zpb-ttf, similarly to cl-dejavu above (non-github download: https://xach.com/lisp/zpb-ttf/).

Please report back in!

How do I download your source o_o

I guess the endoplasmic reticulum is the street of the microbe. The theory is to draw inspired by the prompt. This one was by https://itch.io/profile/relentlessandimpenetrable .

The mechanism is our interpretation of the historical logos turtle drawing.

Many

different

sword

NB note/warning from a McCLIM dev about the above:

https://functional.cafe/@jackdaniel/112484865422197566