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raylib.md

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-## Raylib
+# Raylib
 
 Raylib is a [free](free_software.md), relatively [KISS](kiss.md), [portable](portability.md) [C](c.md) (C99) [library](library.md) intended mainly for [game](game.md) development, offering [IO](io.md) handling, [2D](2d.md) and [3D](3d.md) graphics, audio, loading of different image and 3D formats etc., while restraining from a lot of [bullshit](bullshit.md) of "[modern](modern.md)" [bloated](bloat.md) engines/[frameworks](framework.md) such as having tons of [dependencies](dependency.md) and targeting only very fast computing platforms. Raylib is pretty cool and employs many of the [LRS](lrs.md)/[suckless](suckless.md) 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 [floating point](float.md) and relying on [GPU](gpu.md) accelerated 3D graphics. In terms of [bloat](bloat.md) it can be seen as a mid way between the mainstream (e.g. [Godot](godot.md)) and [LRS](lrs.md)/[suckless](suckless.md) (e.g. [small3dlib](small3dlib.md)).
 
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 And some of the bad features are:
 
 - 150000+ [lines of code](loc.md)
-- not a [header only](header_only) library, requires building ([makefile](make.md), optionally with [cmake](cmake.md))
+- not a [header only](header_only.md) library, requires building ([makefile](make.md), optionally with [cmake](cmake.md))
 - using [floating point](float.md) and [OpenGL](opengl.md) creates complex dependencies and sends a fuck you to small [embedded](embedded.md) computers
-- even though abstracted, some software dependencies are still needed depending on the platform, e.g. on GNU/Linux you need to install [ALSA](alsa.md), [Mesa](mesa.md) and [X11](x11.md)
+- even though abstracted, some software dependencies are still needed depending on the platform, e.g. on GNU/Linux you need to install [ALSA](alsa.md), [Mesa](mesa.md) and [X11](x11.md)