MCPIL

MCPIL collectively refers to a group of launchers for Minecraft: Pi Edition, developed and maintained by the MCPI Revival project.

Old Launcher (MCPIL-Legacy)
The original Launcher started as the main project of MCPI-Revival (previously known as MCPI-Devs), featuring various projects such as ModPi and the multiplayer proxy, but when MCPI-Reborn (previously MCPI-Docker) was created, the project tried to be compatible with it, resulting in a fragile "only works on my machine" program. After an hiatus, the project was abandoned. It was officially deprecated after after the MCPIL-R release.

Developers
Alvarito050506, gamer4life1, StealthHydra179, nobody5050 and Khhs167.

Reborn Project (MCPIL-R)
After the abandonment of the original project, a new one was built, with some concepts like MCPI-Reborn integration and a better internal design in mind. This version was deprecated, and had reached most of its goals.

Developers
TheBrokenRail, Alvarito05050, StealthHydra179, nobody5050, RPiNews, gamer4life1 and LEHAtupointow.

jMCPIL and gMCPIL
After the deprecation of MCPIL-R, two new competing launchers were developed, jMCPIL and gMCPIL. The former is written in Java using the built-in Swing library, and the later is written in C using the GTK+ 3 library (later rewritten to use Vala for the frontend). These two competed to replace MCPIL-R, and due to rigged submissions during the vote, both replaced MCPIL-R, with users being able to choose between the two in the Pi-Apps installer.

Developers
TheBrokenRail (jMCPIL), Alvarito05050 (gMCPIL).

Trivia

 * There is no "World Settings" tab in any MCPIL launcher except MCPIL-Legacy.