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{{software infobox|title=Gelek Vanilla|image=[[File:GelekVanilla-About.jpg|200px|none|none|none]]|developer=[[Joan CiberSheep]]|type=[[Interpreter]]|stableversion=1. | {{software infobox|title=Gelek Vanilla|image=[[File:GelekVanilla-About.jpg|200px|none|none|none]]|developer=[[Joan CiberSheep]]|type=[[Interpreter]]|stableversion=1.7.1|devversion=n/a|operatingsystem=Ubuntu Touch (GNU/Linux)|writtenin=[[C++]], [[QML]], [[C]]|license=[[GPL]]|website=[https://open-store.io/app/gelek-vanilla.cibersheep Gelek Vanilla homepage]}} | ||
Gelek Vanilla is an interpreter similar to [[Gelek]] but aims to be more general (therefore contains no information about any specific IF work). The main goal of Gelek Vanilla is to support as many [[IF]] systems as possible (in the fashion of [[Gargoyle]]. As [[Gelek]], it also uses [[Andrew Plotkin]]'s remote [[Glk]] implementation ([[RemGlk]]) as a backend which offers, at the moment, supports the following systems: [[Glulx]], [[Level 9]], [[Magnetic Scrolls]], [[Scott Adams]], [[TADS]] and [[Z-code]]. Support for more systems are in the way. | Gelek Vanilla is an interpreter similar to [[Gelek]] but aims to be more general (therefore contains no information about any specific IF work). The main goal of Gelek Vanilla is to support as many [[IF]] systems as possible (in the fashion of [[Gargoyle]]. As [[Gelek]], it also uses [[Andrew Plotkin]]'s remote [[Glk]] implementation ([[RemGlk]]) as a backend which offers, at the moment, supports the following systems: [[AdvSys]], [[Adrift]], [[AGiliTy]], [[Glulx]], [[Level 9]], [[Magnetic Scrolls]], [[Scott Adams]], [[TADS]] and [[Z-code]]. Support for more systems are in the way. | ||
[[File:GelekVanilla-main.jpg|300px|thumb|center|Main screen of the app]] | [[File:GelekVanilla-main.jpg|300px|thumb|center|Main screen of the app]] | ||
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[[Category:Interpreter]] | [[Category:Interpreter]] | ||
[[Category:AdvSys]] | |||
[[Category:Adrift]] | |||
[[Category:AGiliTy]] | |||
[[Category:Level 9]] | [[Category:Level 9]] | ||
[[Category:Magnetic_Scrolls]] | [[Category:Magnetic_Scrolls]] | ||
[[Category:TADS]] | [[Category:TADS]] | ||
[[Category:Technical standards]] | [[Category:Technical standards]] | ||
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Gelek Vanilla is an interpreter similar to Gelek but aims to be more general (therefore contains no information about any specific IF work). The main goal of Gelek Vanilla is to support as many IF systems as possible (in the fashion of Gargoyle. As Gelek, it also uses Andrew Plotkin's remote Glk implementation (RemGlk) as a backend which offers, at the moment, supports the following systems: AdvSys, Adrift, AGiliTy, Glulx, Level 9, Magnetic Scrolls, Scott Adams, TADS and Z-code. Support for more systems are in the way.
Links
- Gelek Vanilla App - Gelek Vanilla in the Ubuntu Touch OpenStore.
- Source Code - Source code of the app on GitLab.