>>While I understand the sentiment, did you expect something else? Even NWN was supposed to support
>>Windows, MacOS and Linux equally (and wasn't BeOS in there too?) but when it came out the reality was
>>somewhat... different. Even now, Linux is supported by NWN, but there's some issues, like no Bink
>>video (of course, that's not really Bioware's fault, but either way, it's a limitation if you're
>>actually playing the standard game.)
>>
>>Like it or not, Windows is what the vast majority of the gamers use, so that's who the developers
>>develop for. How do we fix that? Well, we get more gamers to use Linux and to demand Linux support in
>>their games. And these people need to be willing to pay for these Linux games -- wanting free versions
>>won't cut it. So far, we're not doing very well in that front at all.
If that's what you really think, then don't get down on someone who's demanding Linux support in their games!
They should put the CPUs inside computers
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Rendering Shrek@Home?
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The artical states, "They've got rooms full of CPU's"
Imagine if they had these inside their computers too.
An excellent example of someone who doesn't understand the strengths of scripting. Apparently speed of execution is the only measure of a language?!? What about speed of development? Platform independence? Readability of code? etc...
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>>While I understand the sentiment, did you expect something else? Even NWN was supposed to support ... different. Even now, Linux is supported by NWN, but there's some issues, like no Bink
>>Windows, MacOS and Linux equally (and wasn't BeOS in there too?) but when it came out the reality was
>>somewhat
>>video (of course, that's not really Bioware's fault, but either way, it's a limitation if you're
>>actually playing the standard game.)
>>
>>Like it or not, Windows is what the vast majority of the gamers use, so that's who the developers
>>develop for. How do we fix that? Well, we get more gamers to use Linux and to demand Linux support in
>>their games. And these people need to be willing to pay for these Linux games -- wanting free versions
>>won't cut it. So far, we're not doing very well in that front at all.
If that's what you really think, then don't get down on someone who's demanding Linux support in their games!
Imagine if they had these inside their computers too.
Why are you reading your girlfriend's email???
He does??? I guess I watched two different movies than you did.
Uh... What's wrong with ssh?
An excellent example of someone who doesn't understand the strengths of scripting. Apparently speed of execution is the only measure of a language?!? What about speed of development? Platform independence? Readability of code? etc...
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