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I couldn't agree more. Also, thanks for making Homeworld, it was great!
I was building a 3D space game engine myself as a kid around the time Homeworld came out and realized that rather than using a skybox with texture maps, you had it created out of a bunch of triangles with color interpolation.
IIRC, I had problems reverse engineering your data format in order to incorporate them in my engine. I emailed someone on your team and was very surprised to get a reply with an explanation, which helped me finish that feature.
Thanks! I noticed afterwards that you mention Kamal in your readme, but you may want to add a comparison section that you link to where you compare your solution to others.
Are you working on this full time and if so, how are you funding it? Are you looking to monetize this somehow?
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A lot of the points raised are an issue only for long running processes. Akshell (http://www.akshell.com), for example, has synchronous I/O libraries and uses an Apache MPM like model, so for us the limits are less of a concern.