softdorothy / glider4

Original sources to Glider 4.0 by John Calhoun, originally published by Casady & Green Inc.

Glider 4.0

Original sources to Glider 4.0 by John Calhoun, originally published by Casady & Greene Inc.

glider4's Issues

Clarification of licensing details

@softdorothy The publication of the Glider 4.0 source code is of interest. At the same time, it appears that there are some licensing details that would be useful to clarify. (Ideally, the README.md file for Glider 4.0 could be adjusted accordingly.)

1. The LICENSE file contains the MIT License. Does this license only apply to the Glider 4.0 source code, or does it also apply to the Glider 4.0 icons, graphics, sounds, music, and resources in files such as Glider.r, B&W Art.bin, and Color Art.bin and the files in the Glider_Sound_Files directory?

2. From what one remembers, the Glider 4.0 game incorporated sound code from Patrick Buckland. (Looking at the sources, it is possible that the SMS.p, SMSCore.a.o, and sms.a.o files may relate to this code. The latter two files may be precompiled libraries.) If third-party sound code is included, then it would be useful to clarify as to how it is licensed.

3. The third-party credits for Glider PRO mention a picture of the character Ozma of Oz that came from a John R. Neill illustration in the story Ozma of Oz. It appears that a similar image of Ozma is included in Glider 4.0.

Windows glider source code??

Hi again! Could you open the windows project too?? That could be easily compiled with winemaker on linux... Thanks anyway.

Sorry, How to compile this source for raspberrry pi 3?