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I think this is the closest you can get to it: https://www.classicube.net/static/cc-logo.svg edit: I realized this is the wrong logo, there isn't any SVG version for that particular one.

It isn't censorship when there aren't many people in the community that can speak Spanish and willing to moderate.

The software's source code is right here. I think it would be a stupid move to slip some malware in when anyone can audit the code.

Now that it is known that 10001, 9998, 67, 1, 2, and 3 are not the solution. I would like to put forward my guess: 186

Were you already familiar with Go? Why use generative AI in this case?

Why even make this post when your question was already answered and you haven't bothered rewording for clarity to ask what you really need?

It was just added two days ago and works now. Just install version 1.3.8

What kind of thing? Who is "they"? What in the world are you even talking about? Even if there is something that is truly concerning and violates ClassiCube's ToS, you can still message an admin about it. Otherwise, posting about server dramas is frowned upon in the forums. What @JuneSolis said is correct, but there are also dev builds (which are actually pretty stable as far as beta software goes) with near-daily updates. Is there anything in particular that you're looking for in an update?

There are app icons in the Xcode project files. The problem is that Apple just feels like changing how it works every year. edit: This is outdated now, see https://f.classicube.net/topic/3396-there-is-no-request-channel-request-to-add-icon-for-the-ios-version-of-classicube/#findComment-16484

Linux does know what .so files are. Same with macOS and .dylib files. I don't know too much about Wii homebrewing, but I doubt it's worth having plugins on woefully underpowered consoles.

It is outrageous that Andrew "Poop Hat" PH actively refuses to implement creative mode. He claims this is for our safety because of a team of ninja-assassin-lawyers roaming about. Who does he think he is?

How exactly is this considered your pack when it includes other people's works? Did you get explicit permission from everyone you credited?

Looks like a port scanner. This is expected when you're hosting things open to the Internet.

Run at your own risk. I would recommend doing something productive on a device you don't own.

This is more of a Linux problem than MCGalaxy. You could use screen. I'm not sure if it's installed by default on Raspbian, though.