You could try Foobar 2000 for Windows. I haven't tried any Ogg/Vorbis streaming with it, but please post some links if you're not afraid of the hordes;)
stinkfoot here may seem like he's joking, but when considering that people are using StarForce on games and some broken CD-format for music, it's not far from the truth.
Maybe we'll see dual-core CPUs where the second core does some of the 3D-calculation today's graphics chipsets do? That would certainly be useful for some fields of math.
I work for a cable provider, and we seem to have a lot of customers that subscribe to the additional Discovery channels and similar. It's often paired with the Playboy channel, though:P (Cable TV basic package + two channels + broadband = typical geek)
Well, there are Loki-based installers to install NWN now. No Win32 involved in any part of the process:)
As for recording your purchases as Linux products: Go to the Bioware forums, register each key with a username, and select to be displayed as a Linux user. I did.
Ogg IS winning over MP3, in the game development field. Lots of games use Ogg/Vorbis for the music/sound (prominent ones like UT2004, and I believe I saw oodles of them in Homeworld 2).
If Frontier 1859 ever gets beyond the vapour-ware stage, that would be just what you want. True wild west - players make the laws, you only get one life, but you can pass on your genes.
I never understood that MMO killing thing. If I want to kill monsters, I go hunting for spiders in my apartment, or track down the bear that killed a local farmer's sheep.
I've seen the combined installer with both antivirus and firewall fail like that, myself. That's why I now use the stand-alone McAfee firewall plus AVG. Oh, and if the internal firewall in XP is also running when you install McAfee, they'll be fighting it out.
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You could try Foobar 2000 for Windows. ;)
I haven't tried any Ogg/Vorbis streaming with it, but please post
some links if you're not afraid of the hordes
stinkfoot here may seem like he's joking, but when considering that
people are using StarForce on games and some broken CD-format for
music, it's not far from the truth.
I kinda liked Croc..but we should remember them for Starglider 1+2.
Maybe we'll see dual-core CPUs where the second core does some
of the 3D-calculation today's graphics chipsets do?
That would certainly be useful for some fields of math.
With the game being 3D, why is it so hard to resize the screen?
This is wxWindows meets MUI (Magic User Interface on the Amiga).
Lovely!
I work for a cable provider, and we seem to have a lot of customers :P
that subscribe to the additional Discovery channels and similar.
It's often paired with the Playboy channel, though
(Cable TV basic package + two channels + broadband = typical geek)
Actually, Dark Age of Camelot already has this filter ;) /rpfilter
I don't know *anyone* with a relatively modern system (2 years to
pretty recent), and no DVD drive.
Half the geeky gamer-types I know also have a DVD burner.
You can do whatever you damn please with a FLAC.
Linux users can either "unzip filename.exe", or possibly drag and
drop to Ark or similar archive GUI tools.
Not all people *here* are dumb as dirt. They can see how stupid
the idea actually is.
But with only a source containing clean skin, it wouldn't make up
anything but clean skin, would it?
Well, there are Loki-based installers to install NWN now. No Win32 :)
involved in any part of the process
As for recording your purchases as Linux products:
Go to the Bioware forums, register each key with a username,
and select to be displayed as a Linux user. I did.
Ogg IS winning over MP3, in the game development field.
Lots of games use Ogg/Vorbis for the music/sound (prominent ones
like UT2004, and I believe I saw oodles of them in Homeworld 2).
Maybe the disk example isn't the best - simply mounting the disk
might change data on it. File access times, mount count..
The "none at all" option is Foobar 2000.
Lean player, does what it's told.
If Frontier 1859 ever gets beyond the vapour-ware stage,
that would be just what you want. True wild west - players make
the laws, you only get one life, but you can pass on your genes.
http://frontier1859.com/
I never understood that MMO killing thing. If I want to kill
monsters, I go hunting for spiders in my apartment, or track down
the bear that killed a local farmer's sheep.
I don't think anyone has been bashing MS so far. :)
Only merkins
How large a percentage of the population used computers back then?
There's no way the crackers could get away with it - nobody would
spread it.
I've seen torrents of the Star Wars trilogy DVDs.
;)
Maybe it's the real thing, but it's equally likely they're really
the laserdisc versions.
It's only 14 gigabytes of downloads, if you have the patience
Services listed here:. htm
http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg
(Wear sunglasses; the colour-scheme is painful)
I've seen the combined installer with both antivirus and firewall
fail like that, myself. That's why I now use the stand-alone McAfee
firewall plus AVG. Oh, and if the internal firewall in XP is also
running when you install McAfee, they'll be fighting it out.