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@Dennis The upper bound on size would be however large Arma 3 is without any DLCs or texture files. I'm actively trying to find the right person to talk to at Bohemia Interactive to get just the parts of their (proprietary) engine required for its scripting language (SQF)... to use for demonstrations of recreational programming.

The discussion is not progressing quickly.

@Dennis also, thanks for adding Clean

Well, Arma is like 15 gigs

Oh I've been stupid, I forgot they had a free dedicated server. Which can run SQF. And is probably much smaller.

@Οurous That requires Dennis to install Steam to TIO, which is impractical.

@Pavel The server just requires the steam command line, but I agree that it is a bit much. I'll continue confusing Bohemia then.

@Dennis Could you pull Whispers please?

@cairdcoinheringaahing Done.

@Dennis Thanks!

@MDXF Just wanted to let you know that I didn't forget about this. Despite offering a Linux option, I don't think QB64 was actually every tested on Linux though. For example, the install script has Windows line endings and won't even run...

Apparently, npm install coffee-script installs CoffeeScript 1.12, while npm install coffeescript installs CoffeeScript 2.0. That's not confusing at all, especially considering that npm has a very easy way to specify the version you want.

Which could be explained by not wanting to break backwards compatibility when doing npm install -g coffee-script, but npm install -g coffeescript overwrites the symlinks the first one generated...

This is intended.

No one should be using CS 1 anymore, but they don't want to break all exisiting scripts.

Well, installing CS 1 after CS 2 doesn't change symlinks, so I guess that makes sense. Still confusing though...

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