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@Skurn:
i dont recommend trying, really. dink is generally really buggy, oftentimes for no reason at all, and who knows if any of the editors work on that windows 10 abomination.
Well, what you say may very well be true. I can't speak for what it is like to use the editors on any of the modern versions of Windoze, as I use WINE emulating 32 bit windows on top of Ubuntu 16.04 when using a tool like windinkeditpluus2.exe.
@StormRaiser:
"Thunder take you!" - Raiden Mortal Kombat 9
As I said: I doubt I'll have enough patience to do learn how to make Dmods.
That is what I intent to do.
While there are bugs in the dink runtime executable programs (particularly in the HD versions!) I'd say that if you like to write code and enjoy solve coding problems (like myself), it really is not that hard, though it can definitely be a little challenging once in a while. Heck, I think it's fun to write in DinkC!
Also, I'd say freedink on Linux is one of the more stable versions.
i dont recommend trying, really. dink is generally really buggy, oftentimes for no reason at all, and who knows if any of the editors work on that windows 10 abomination.
Well, what you say may very well be true. I can't speak for what it is like to use the editors on any of the modern versions of Windoze, as I use WINE emulating 32 bit windows on top of Ubuntu 16.04 when using a tool like windinkeditpluus2.exe.
@StormRaiser:
"Thunder take you!" - Raiden Mortal Kombat 9
As I said: I doubt I'll have enough patience to do learn how to make Dmods.
That is what I intent to do.
While there are bugs in the dink runtime executable programs (particularly in the HD versions!) I'd say that if you like to write code and enjoy solve coding problems (like myself), it really is not that hard, though it can definitely be a little challenging once in a while. Heck, I think it's fun to write in DinkC!
Also, I'd say freedink on Linux is one of the more stable versions.
