Ubuntu app store

[MrTAToad]

Linux users would probably pay for a unique product, especially if it only appears on Linux...

A month to get a product review started is pretty poor - hopefully it was only due to getting the lastest version of Ububtu out.  Hopefully it wont take that long to get the program actually reviewed...

[Hatonastick]

Heh, with my netbook running Ubuntu and Win7, I could look at developing for both the Ubuntu store and Intel AppUp (or whatever it's called).

[MrTAToad]

I really must get BallZ into the AppUp store

But there is a lot to do yet

[erico]

If we consider these appstores an international distribution, then there are always people willing to support what they like.
I plan to make part on the many stores around, specially those that don´t charge entrance yet couse I´m just about finishing first game.

It seems better to me to enter the likes of apple store when I have at leas 2 or 3 little games done and working on others

[MrTAToad]

Does anyone have any information about Windows 8 application store ?

[Hatonastick]

There's a Windows 8 application store?!?!?  Wait a minute...  There's a Windows 8?!?!?

[Ian Price]

There's a Windows 8 application store?!?!?  Wait a minute...  There's a Windows 8?!?!?

How did they make the jump from Windows 3.1 to Windows 8?

[MrTAToad]

Time travel!

[caffeinekid]

Does that mean my Windows 95 is almost twelve times better?

[MrTAToad]

No, but probably 12 times cheaper...

[Hatonastick]

You do all realise that MSDOS is where it's at, right?

[Ruidesco]

We do, but living in denial is easier.

[r0ber7]

I think there are plenty of Linux users who'd pay for games, especially since most big studio releases leave Linux out of their markets. Still not so many good games for Linux out there.

When I've finished my game (which I hope to do around february) I'll put it on the Ubuntu store fo shore.

[erico]

metoo!

[MrTAToad]

Looks like its not a quick review process