this is the greatest thing i have read in a long time perhaps even ever

It looks like you can only select the platform/backend when you compile raylib yourself. Are you familiar with our lord and savior CMake?

as long as you don't want to compile the source code yourself, using c libraries on Linux isn't that bad, especially if your os package manager sets up the library and header files for you (which Debian does not do for rayilb hence the download from github)

github.com/raysan5/rayl...

(-lm) tells your compiler to link with the math library which raylib depends on

compile your program like this: gcc main.c -lraylib -lm

you're on linux, right? you can download the release from the github page and move the the files in the archive under "lib" to /usr/local/lib and everthing under "include" into /usr/local/include. Then your c compiler should find them.

hard wrapped paragraphs lets gooo

I got around that by adding Canadian English and New Zealand English to my preferred Languages.

I think it has something to do with the Accept-Language request header. When it's set to "en" or "en-US" (the default I think) Google assumes you haven't configured your browser and guesses the language based on your IP address.

The developer also streamed himself developing it m.youtube.com/watch?v=LmQK...

There is a c library with minimal/no dependencies for 3d rendering that works with wasm tsoding.github.io/olive.c/ . The rendering is done by the cpu

ENCHANTED LIBRARY YES MY FAVORITE

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