Game Development on Linux: Free, Open and Powerful

🌟 Part of the CDT Maker Club August Takeover
Discover how Linux and free, open-source software can be utilized to create games without needing costly tools or high-powered computers.

🛠️ Workshop Features:
This practical session will introduce you to:

• What Linux is and its appeal to developers
• An overview of Ubuntu
• The advantages of using free and open-source development tools
• Software options available for game development on Linux
• How to install or test an operating system using a USB drive
• Time for practical experimentation and collaborative problem-solving

👥 Who Should Attend:
This workshop is ideal for anyone interested in game development, Linux, or open-source technology. Some experience with software installation is beneficial, but no specialist knowledge is necessary.

🆓 Cost: Free
📍 Location: Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability, University of East London, University Way, London E16 2RD, UK
📅 Capacity: Up to 20 participants (subject to computer availability)
📆 Format: Workshop and collaborative build session
🔗 Register your interest here — advance registration is required.

🔍 About the Facilitator:
Kabilan Thesingarajah is a technology enthusiast focusing on Linux, open-source software, and accessible game development. His session aims to demonstrate that creative development doesn't need to rely on expensive equipment.

🎉 About the CDT Maker Club August Takeover:
This is a free program consisting of practical workshops, talks, demonstrations, and collaborative sessions led by UEL and the wider Maker Club community.