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Project Darkstar goes open sourceMarch 7th, 2007 |
So this is a nice development: Project Darkstar, which is Sun’s online game platform, just went open source under GPL — the annoucement apparently happened today here at GDC. It’s a pretty robust solution — you can write clients in whatever, you can use stuff other than Java with it, and you can make darn near any sort of online game with it — yes, including MMOs. It’s interesting to see something this complete offered up open source to the general public.
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Project Darkstar → via Rapsipoo
more individuals to in real time work on applications, 3) in world streaming live video. Project Darkstar just went open source under GPL, according to Chris Melissinos, Sun’s Chief Gaming Officer. “It’s a pretty robust solution,” says Raph Koster, on his blog
[...] by anttiki on March 8th, 2007 As reported by Raph Koster: Sun’s flexible online game platform, Project Darkstar, is going to be released as open [...]