KS2Android [WORKING Android "port"]

[Brogurt]

Who's hacking? I'm teaching.

>you're the biggest asshole and a terrible human being
>come on guys I'm just trying to be nice

[Xanatos]

Who's hacking? I'm teaching.

>you're the biggest asshole and a terrible human being
>come on guys I'm just trying to be nice

Where did I ever claim I was trying to be nice? Pay attention.

[ShadeHaven]

Well...have fun. I stopped arguing on the Internet because all it gives you is stress. Stubborn people will be stubborn.

If only everyone accepted this way of thinking.

[LLStarks]

What about running KS Linux (is it really x86 only? The Ubuntu package is multiarch and compiling should be easy enough) from my phone?

I can run an Ubuntu ARM session on the phone and then VNC into it.

Would that work or be allowed under the license?

[Blaze117]

Ever heard of TeamViewer? Only downside is no sound...

[LLStarks]

Fun fact: KS will run on Ubuntu ARM



Game is unmodified but is loaded using Renpy armel packages.

[Masamune Shin]

About the first post, that "port" sounds to be too rough for me. I don't know why people still wants a full KS Android port even when everybody who has a decent smarthphone can run the game very well using Remote Desktop (with movies and transitions too). I've played KS by this method several times whenever I am out home.

The only "cons" is that you need internet conexion with a good bandwith in your phone and your PC to be turned on the whole time you're not in home.

[zanger]

If you consider it a derivate, I'm not distributing it.
You can also consider it as a technical modification, as I said in my first post.

And yes, I am playing with words and it's a terrible way to get around the license.

I don't think you understand what a derivative work is. Any kind of modification is a derivative work. Yes, even a technical modification, because you are fiddling with the computer code which itself is a copyrightable work.

[mrwizeass]

I came across this thread because I also wanted to know if a port for android had been made. While I understand why the devs don't want people making their own ports, there's clearly an interest for it. I also understand that doing it themselves would be a large task to handle, but instead of just simply writing it off as unable to be done, may I instead suggest starting a kickstarter or an indiegogo campaign to raise funds and outsource a majority of the coding and QA work to a third-party dev team?
Just a suggestion.

[Xanatos]

I came across this thread because I also wanted to know if a port for android had been made. While I understand why the devs don't want people making their own ports, there's clearly an interest for it. I also understand that doing it themselves would be a large task to handle, but instead of just simply writing it off as unable to be done, may I instead suggest starting a kickstarter or an indiegogo campaign to raise funds and outsource a majority of the coding and QA work to a third-party dev team?
Just a suggestion.

Highly unlikely.

[MegaMoto]

One: I don't think the developers wanted this and Two: Katawa Shoujo at home is not a waste of time.

[neio]

Ever heard of TeamViewer? Only downside is no sound...

Bingo. Connect through your phone to a computer running KS. No licensing issues, videos play, and it's a surprisingly smooth experience.

[rockin robin]

Ever heard of TeamViewer? Only downside is no sound...

Bingo. Connect through your phone to a computer running KS. No licensing issues, videos play, and it's a surprisingly smooth experience.

...sorcery is this?

[Xanatos]

Ever heard of TeamViewer? Only downside is no sound...

Bingo. Connect through your phone to a computer running KS. No licensing issues, videos play, and it's a surprisingly smooth experience.

...sorcery is this?

It's called "technology". Scary, innit?

[Carighan]

I have in my pocket a device I can use to access the entirety of human knowledge. I usually use it to look at cute pictures of kittens and get into an argument with someone I don't actually know.