Raylib

   Raylib is a [1]free, relatively [2]KISS, [3]portable [4]C (C99) [5]library
   intended mainly for [6]game development, offering [7]IO handling, [8]2D
   and [9]3D graphics, audio, loading of different image and 3D formats etc.,
   while restraining from a lot of [10]bullshit of "[11]modern" [12]bloated
   engines/[13]frameworks such as having tons of [14]dependencies and
   targeting only very fast computing platforms. Raylib is pretty cool and
   employs many of the [15]LRS/[16]suckless ideas, even though from our
   strict point of view it is still a bit more complex than it really needs
   to be, e.g. by using [17]floating point and relying on [18]GPU accelerated
   3D graphics. In terms of [19]bloat it can be seen as a mid way between the
   mainstream (e.g. [20]Godot) and [21]LRS/[22]suckless (e.g.
   [23]small3dlib).

   The following are some features of raylib as of writing this. The good and
   neutral features seem to be:

     * written in [24]C99
     * no external software [25]dependencies, all 3rd party libraries are
       packed with raylib (well, kind of, as specific platforms will require
       OpenGL implementation, windowing library etc.)
     * no [26]COC detected
     * supports many systems including [27]GNU/[28]Linux, [29]BSD,
       [30]Macshit, [31]Winshit, [32]Android, web browser, claims to support
       even [33]embedded (but probably only the faster, not sure about
       [34]bare metal due to OpenGL etc.)
     * NOT a [35]framework, very [36]bullshit-free
     * permissive [37]zlib [38]license
     * 2D and 3D support, [39]IO, audio, fonts, math, includes most things
       you need for games (seems to lack only a [40]physics engine)
     * can load many file formats ([41]jpg, [42]png, [43]obj, [44]m3d,
       [45]ttf, [46]wav, [47]flac, [48]mp3, [49]ogg, ...)
     * bindings to 50+ languages (useless as all you need is [50]C of course)
     * nice documentation, many examples

   And some of the bad features are:

     * 150000+ [51]lines of code
     * not a [52]header only library, requires building ([53]makefile,
       optionally with [54]cmake)
     * using [55]floating point and [56]OpenGL creates complex dependencies
       and sends a fuck you to small [57]embedded computers
     * even though abstracted, some software dependencies are still needed
       depending on the platform, e.g. on GNU/Linux you need to install
       [58]ALSA, [59]Mesa and [60]X11

Links:
1. free_software.md
2. kiss.md
3. portability.md
4. c.md
5. library.md
6. game.md
7. io.md
8. 2d.md
9. 3d.md
10. bullshit.md
11. modern.md
12. bloat.md
13. framework.md
14. dependency.md
15. lrs.md
16. suckless.md
17. float.md
18. gpu.md
19. bloat.md
20. godot.md
21. lrs.md
22. suckless.md
23. small3dlib.md
24. c99.md
25. dependency.md
26. coc.md
27. gnu.md
28. linux.md
29. bsd.md
30. mac.md
31. windows.md
32. android.md
33. embedded.md
34. bare_metal.md
35. framework.md
36. bullshit.md
37. zlib.md
38. license.md
39. io.md
40. physics_engine.md
41. jpg.md
42. png.md
43. obj.md
44. m3d.md
45. ttf.md
46. wav.md
47. flac.md
48. mp3.md
49. ogg.md
50. c.md
51. loc.md
52. header_only
53. make.md
54. cmake.md
55. float.md
56. opengl.md
57. embedded.md
58. alsa.md
59. mesa.md
60. x11.md