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Of course thats perfectly understandable, thank you for responding and ill be sure to buy a copy on the playstore to support the development.

maybe a source available licence like aseprite? that restricts people from sharing binaries but allows the source code to be viewed and contributed to? so you can still sell the binary as a product and not allow others to redistribute your software under copyright?

if not i completely understand, and i love the work you are doing, this program is amazing and i cant sing its praises enough.

are there any plans to open the source code to the public under a GPL, MIT or Apache licence?

just a note if people dont have steam there's also lutris which is pretty good lets you use wine or steams proton or even GE proton

hey i know the game is in pre-alpha and the devs probably both have better things to do right now and get this question a lot, but are there any plans in the roadmap for native Linux support?