Yeah mate Python code for bad copy-paste 2d games is so impressive, that really shows that you can read the low-level code used in things like Proton… LOL what a joke.
Python is literally known for being the easiest and most accessible programming language (that and Lua), EVERYONE can use Python. A game made in a game engine in Python nowadays can barely even be considered code when you compare it to something like C/C++ (which is what’s mainly used in Proton and most other similar types of projects BTW). If you were using it for data science work or something, I could take it seriously, but things like PyGame and RenPy make it so easy that people who haven’t coded in their lives could make what you made in just a few days, or less…
Bottom line is you 100% do NOT know what you’re talking about when it comes to actual software development. Especially since you apparently don’t know what a fork is and just call the open-source development “copying”. You’re spouting a bunch of BS about things you clearly don’t have any knowledge about or experience with and expecting other people to fall for it. It’s insulting you’re trying to act as if toys like extremely simple Python games can even be compared to even somewhat complicated low-level code.