I like your determination and the overall seriousness of your project, but in order to further succeed within the community, if you don't mind, I have an important piece of advice to share with you.
If you really don't want people to copy your program, you should consider asking so in a more respectful way... Because right now, and surely I'm not the only one to think this, it's very tempting to copy your program and/or meme it just to mess with you!
Wow, a lot of files to unpack.
Edit: Which file is the start file? Already figured it out.
Nice implementation of tetris.
If it's okay and you won't get angry, can I add some apps and the copy protect to Win3DS? You will be credited as a program source.
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CyberYoshi64Wow, a lot of files to unpack.
Edit: Which file is the start file? Already figured it out.
Nice implementation of tetris.
If it's okay and you won't get angry, can I add some apps and the copy protect to Win3DS? You will be credited as a program source.
Sure! At least my apps fit in a window!
Why are you so obsessed with making sure other people don’t use your code? You need to understand that people can use your code for their programs when you share them. When you’re about to upload a program, SmileBASIC even warns you about this. You even use other people’s code for your programs. SmileBASIC is a platform meant for sharing open-source code in order to help others with their code, and going against that in order to make yourself look professional only makes it so that people want to avoid your program or copy it to prove you wrong. You need to accept that people have the ability to use your program when you upload it. But that’s okay, because other people can use your code as a resource, as well as improve your code in order to help you make your program better. And that’s the whole point about SmileBASIC, so don’t try to make other people feel bad for using your code; it’s just wrong. Plus, by making a big deal about it, it only attracts attention. I doubt people would be making a hundred copies of your program if you weren’t pushing the subject. Even now, there’s hardly any copies. If they wanted to use your code, they would most likely credit you too, so people would look to your program as well. So just accept that people will use your code, there’s no reason to get angry about it.
By the way, you can also ask people (kindly) to credit you if they use your code. That’s much better than saying you’ll get mad and/or request a takedown (which will most likely be denied).
EDIT: I’m glad you’ve decided to accept that people can use your code, but still, they don’t need your permission. All you can do is just ask for people to please credit you if they use your code.
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HTV04Why are you so obsessed with making sure other people don’t use your code? You need to understand that people can use your code for their programs when you share them. When you’re about to upload a program, SmileBASIC even warns you about this. You even use other people’s code for your programs. SmileBASIC is a platform meant for sharing open-source code in order to help others with their code, and going against that in order to make yourself look professional only makes it so that people want to avoid your program or copy it to prove you wrong. You need to accept that people have the ability to use your program when you upload it. But that’s okay, because other people can use your code as a resource, as well as improve your code in order to help you make your program better. And that’s the whole point about SmileBASIC, so don’t try to make other people feel bad for using your code; it’s just wrong. Plus, by making a big deal about it, it only attracts attention. I doubt people would be making a hundred copies of your program if you weren’t pushing the subject. Even now, there’s hardly any copies. If they wanted to use your code, they would most likely credit you too, so people would look to your program as well. So just accept that people will use your code, there’s no reason to get angry about it.
By the way, you can also ask people (kindly) to credit you if they use your code. That’s much better than saying you’ll get mad and/or request a takedown (which will most likely be denied).
EDIT: I’m glad you’ve decided to accept that people can use your code, but still, they don’t need your permission. All you can do is just ask for people to please credit you if they use your code.
The notes say "only with my permission".
That permission was granted the instant that the code was uploaded. By uploading code, the code's author allows it to be modified and shared.
Replying to:HTV04Why are you so obsessed with making sure other people don’t use your code? You need to understand that people can use your code for their programs when you share them. When you’re about to upload a program, SmileBASIC even warns you about this. You even use other people’s code for your programs. SmileBASIC is a platform meant for sharing open-source code in order to help others with their code, and going against that in order to make yourself look professional only makes it so that people want to avoid your program or copy it to prove you wrong. You need to accept that people have the ability to use your program when you upload it. But that’s okay, because other people can use your code as a resource, as well as improve your code in order to help you make your program better. And that’s the whole point about SmileBASIC, so don’t try to make other people feel bad for using your code; it’s just wrong. Plus, by making a big deal about it, it only attracts attention. I doubt people would be making a hundred copies of your program if you weren’t pushing the subject. Even now, there’s hardly any copies. If they wanted to use your code, they would most likely credit you too, so people would look to your program as well. So just accept that people will use your code, there’s no reason to get angry about it.
By the way, you can also ask people (kindly) to credit you if they use your code. That’s much better than saying you’ll get mad and/or request a takedown (which will most likely be denied).
EDIT: I’m glad you’ve decided to accept that people can use your code, but still, they don’t need your permission. All you can do is just ask for people to please credit you if they use your code.
Thanks for deprecating the DRM. That means a lot, to me at least. I totally understand why you wanted to protect your project, you’ve worked hard on it and you wouldn’t want your work to be copied. But trust me, the community here at SBS is really nice, and they won’t try to copy projects without heavy modification, at least. So don’t worry about that, just keep on making your project the best in can be!
On another note, the new update looks great! I like how the new setup looks, as well as how you cleaned up the interface. Nice work!
I've removed my reuploads of your code. I won't be reuploading any more because you're no longer threatening to take people's submissions down or asking for people to get your permission. Thank you.
Why so many down votes :(
Is there ANYTHING that I can improve?
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bluekrillI've removed my reuploads of your code. I won't be reuploading any more because you're no longer threatening to take people's submissions down or asking for people to get your permission. Thank you.
Although I am still threatening to take down pages of Uncensored/Unclean R-OS Apps. RGames: The Nintendo of SBS
Most downvotes are likely because for a long while you had the worst DRM known to man (or even a DRM in the first place!) and most probably didn’t know you no longer have that.
My suggestion is that you should improve the desktop and make it more intuitive (I upvoted, by the way).
(Also I hate to push on the subject, but you can’t control people’s add-ons, or apps for your software either. Although you can ask people to keep add-ons nice, you can’t take pages down if they aren’t.)
RG doesn’t care about fan-made add-ons anymore.
Replying to:bluekrillI've removed my reuploads of your code. I won't be reuploading any more because you're no longer threatening to take people's submissions down or asking for people to get your permission. Thank you.
SmileBoom does that anyway, you don’t need to worry.
Why?
1. We already have too many mock OSes and yours brings nothing else to the table.
2. You have a very arrogant attitude and act immature, which is super annoying for most people.
3. Your attempts at stopping people from copying your code, which only happened because you threatened to report people who did so, and the reason above.
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SamI like your determination and the overall seriousness of your project, but in order to further succeed within the community, if you don't mind, I have an important piece of advice to share with you.
If you really don't want people to copy your program, you should consider asking so in a more respectful way... Because right now, and surely I'm not the only one to think this, it's very tempting to copy your program and/or meme it just to mess with you!
What? I don’t know anyone who would think like that...
Replying to:bluekrillI've removed my reuploads of your code. I won't be reuploading any more because you're no longer threatening to take people's submissions down or asking for people to get your permission. Thank you.
But what if one makes it onto SBS
(You have to install R-OS V apps from a .PKDA file)
Replying to:CyberYoshi64Wow, a lot of files to unpack.
Edit: Which file is the start file? Already figured it out.
Nice implementation of tetris.
If it's okay and you won't get angry, can I add some apps and the copy protect to Win3DS? You will be credited as a program source.
BTW, Do you mean "Not a lot of files to unpack"?
Just uploading 1.1 now...
Sorry for the 5 minute upload. I blame Internet Speeds...
The reason why I did not want anyone to copy R-OS V is because of YOUR R-OS Saturn 4.5-B copy
