Pirating dev tools in 2024 sounds like a misstep to me. Most of us (professional developers) gave up paid software about a decade ago.
There’s so much competition for developer eyeballs, we (professional developers) have become accustomed to there being a good-enough free version of every good tool.
Usually the paid version just adds enterprise bullshit that only managers of developers (such as myself) want.
If you’re worried that the “community edition” of the dev tool you want to try is under-powered, most aren’t. To be sure, you might ask over in one of the programming Lemmy’s.
Edit: And to be clear, I pirated the hell out of the developer tools I learned on, as a kid. I highly approve, and most developers do, of pirating dev tools to learn. But due to that community value, the free versions of great dev tools are almost always fully featured, today (finally).
Heya, if you need pico 8, you might like to try https://tic80.com/ . Tic-80 is a Foss pico-8 like software that has a basic and has some pico to tic conversion scripts that can convert between the formats. Hope this helps!
With something so niche as pico-8, you are probably better off just biting the bullet… In your shoes I’d investigate if there are viable FOSS alternatives and, failing that, just fork the 15USD the developer of PICO-8 asks for.
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Pirating dev tools in 2024 sounds like a misstep to me. Most of us (professional developers) gave up paid software about a decade ago.
There’s so much competition for developer eyeballs, we (professional developers) have become accustomed to there being a good-enough free version of every good tool.
Usually the paid version just adds enterprise bullshit that only managers of developers (such as myself) want.
If you’re worried that the “community edition” of the dev tool you want to try is under-powered, most aren’t. To be sure, you might ask over in one of the programming Lemmy’s.
Edit: And to be clear, I pirated the hell out of the developer tools I learned on, as a kid. I highly approve, and most developers do, of pirating dev tools to learn. But due to that community value, the free versions of great dev tools are almost always fully featured, today (finally).
The tool i need is pico8, I found a link but its an outdated version
Heya, if you need pico 8, you might like to try https://tic80.com/ . Tic-80 is a Foss pico-8 like software that has a basic and has some pico to tic conversion scripts that can convert between the formats. Hope this helps!
Nice :3
Will look into it
Ditto on the Tic-80 recommendation. It’s pretty sweet.
Also, you may want to check out Pyxel which is extremely similar, and also free, but the games are coded in Python.
What tools are you after?
Pico8
https://archive.org/details/pico8tottalyfree0.2.5
Haven’t had problems with filecr.com but use at you own risk as usual
With something so niche as pico-8, you are probably better off just biting the bullet… In your shoes I’d investigate if there are viable FOSS alternatives and, failing that, just fork the 15USD the developer of PICO-8 asks for.
Trying tic 80
I ditched paid software instead I’m using open source, web app (ex photopia,gimp), and free trial abuse
The thing I need doesn’t have a trial and no Foss alternative I know of
What program it is?
Am j even allowed to ask? Pico8
Would pay but I only have cash, no cards
I was asking probably someone know a FOSS alternative.
Found tic 80, seems good
I wouldn’t want to run proprietary software even if it had negative price and the developer paid me.
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Yea. I personally don’t like proprietary either
Have you tried FOSS? I use it for everything and pirating software is likely going to infect your computer.
Notnsure about any alternatives
https://tic80.com/
Thx
Just search FOSS alternatives, there’s a plethora of websites for finding those.
Alternativeto.net