Windows only!?!? You are a traitor to humanity.
I am just kidding. A Linux version would be cool, but it is definitely logical to implement a game language on Windows, especially with all of that interfacing with CUDA (I assume), OpenGL, etc. A port would be madness.
C dominates the world of linear procedural computing, which won't advance. The future lies in MASSIVE parallelism.
The 3rd one is my favourite - what font is it? However, I do also like the way the UP is superscripted in the first two, and they'll fit better on the website.
Which one do you prefer?
I'm glad you like them. I also prefer the third one, it looks more clever. The name is formed by uppercase letters of the Quicksand Book font, which is free. I had modified the dash so it's wider, but I've included the name as a separate file in the package below.
I had thought of a variation on the third one that gives it a square frame, so it should be good for icons as well:
Package: [attachment=16540:C-UP Orange Logo (R1).zip]
Regards, good week.
Windows only!?!? You are a traitor to humanity.
Well, I don't like humans much, so good 
Are you saying you'd use it if I did a Linux version? That can be arranged.
Are you saying you'd use it if I did a Linux version? That can be arranged.
That would be absolutely amazing, but I'm pretty sure that would be a headache to port CUDA and also handle DirectX wrappers, if that is what you used. I would probably use it if it was for Windows, anyway.
C dominates the world of linear procedural computing, which won't advance. The future lies in MASSIVE parallelism.
It doesn't use CUDA or DirectX, it's OpenCL and OpenGL. I've just installed Ubuntu on my PC at home so watch this space.
It doesn't use CUDA or DirectX, it's OpenCL and OpenGL. I've just installed Ubuntu on my PC at home so watch this space.
;) Alright, Chief
C dominates the world of linear procedural computing, which won't advance. The future lies in MASSIVE parallelism.
