https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/ Recent content in Docs on Wonderful Toolchain Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/getting-started/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/getting-started/ Getting Started # The Wonderful toolchain can currently be installed on: Linux Windows (via MSYS2) Once you’re done following this tutorial, feel free to install the necessary tools for the target of your choice by following the target-specific instructions. You may also want to visit our Discord server to chat with fellow Wonderful users - an IRC bridge may also be provided, if user demand exists. Linux # Requirements # To install Wonderful on your computer, you will need: https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/frequently-asked-questions/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/frequently-asked-questions/ Frequently Asked Questions # Installation # Can I use a system-provided version of the Pacman package manager? # No, and it is unlikely to ever be possible. wf-pacman is customized to (a) treat /opt/wonderful as the root directory and (b) allow running without root. This approach allows reducing concerns of safety and security over a package manager that can write to the entire system space. The Wonderful toolchain wishes to minimize system configuration divergence while still supporting diverse configurations. https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/projects/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/projects/ Projects made with Wonderful # WonderSwan # (WS) Atop The Witch’s Tower WS - Short interactive fiction game by John Thyer, adapted using a port of the ZZT engine. (WS/WW) Chips1 - CHIP-8/SuperCHIP emulator. (WS/WW) WonderCell - Freecell game implementation by Joe Kennedy. https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/license/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://wonderful.asie.pl/docs/license/ License # The Wonderful toolchain consists of many tools and libraries, which are provided under a variety of FSF/OSI-compliant open source licenses. Everything listed under “Tools” applies only to the toolchain itself; the output of these tools is generally not copyrighted and may be used freely, unless otherwise specified. Everything listed under “Libraries” applies additionally to the binaries and programs created with this toolchain, unless otherwise specified. Example code (/opt/wonderful/examples) is typically provided under the Creative Commons 0 license, including the bundled assets, if any.