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      <div class="boxcontent">JokerFramework (jfw) is a C++ framework for text based console games. It originally started out as a closed-source binary file, released under the GNU GPL v3. It has now evolved into a framework, which is cross-platform, open-sourced and easily compilable. Please check the "Code" link in the nav bar. It is easily compilable, all instructions are found on the google code page. There will be source releases, for developers, and tarballs for developers and end-users. The tarball will come with the framework documentation, while the developers edition will only come with source and licensing. </div>
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      <div class="boxcontent">Please remember, this framework is released under the MIT license, and a copy of the license can be found at the google code project page. Any form of documentation will be released in the tarball. Windows binaries will be coming, they will be located in the folder 'bin'. This folder will be available with V1.0.</div>

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