I've been using RH 9 on my laptop and Home PC for the last couple of days and if you don't mind the minor problems of no mp3 or DVD playback out-of-the-box and the new threading (and glibc 2.3.2) really causing problems with Wine...it's a great release. Much more refined then the 8 release (and the menus make more since to use)
To get around the Wine problem you need to "export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5
" and "rm -rf ~/.wine/wineserver*"
The Wineserver has been resolved with WineHQ's CVS and the other branches are picking up now. The threading problems with the kernel might take some time...
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That's funny, I have UT2003 running great with Linux...try enabling OpenGL 3D Acceleration support or don't buy an ATi card
And there will be a Medal of Honor port soon...
No Release date yet though...
...Go nVidia!
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Duke3d in Linux
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Troll? Damn, that hurts =(
Jumping the gun guys....
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Basic gameplay is there, but the fun stuff doesn't work...
What doesn't work/known bugs:
* Windows port doesn't exist yet, but is probably just a matter of getting it to compile (the engine itself is already ported).
* Networking/modem/multiplayer at all.
* Resampling of audio is broken, so sometimes duke sounds weird.
* Mouse/joystick input isn't working yet.
* Demos are broken (they are broken in the initial source release, too).
* Probably other stuff. Do NOT consider this stable and complete yet!
We decided to close the source code of GnomeMeeting because we think it is a good way to produce more secure software.
Funny stuff! =)
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All I can say is I'm glad that some local news made it past all the Iraq coverage.
So very true. I was up late working on my laptop when suddenly there was a bright light outside and it kind of slowly faded away (slow fade for a bright flash at least;))
The thought of a nuke was in my head for about 1/10th of a second, it was a blueish light simular to lightning. I didn't hear the boom at all, which puzzled me but I just went to bed thinking it was heat lightning or something...the found out in the morning it was a rock! That was quite a suprise =)
With how bright it was, my guess is that it was mostly tungstien and iron?...but that's just my guess
Slashdot Mirror
Apparently you have not seen Red Hat since the 6.2 days...
They now have Anti-Alased fonts throughout the system and I prefer reading Slashdot using Red Hat then any Windows product =)
I've been using RH 9 on my laptop and Home PC for the last couple of days and if you don't mind the minor problems of no mp3 or DVD playback out-of-the-box and the new threading (and glibc 2.3.2) really causing problems with Wine...it's a great release. Much more refined then the 8 release (and the menus make more since to use)
To get around the Wine problem you need to "export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 " and "rm -rf ~/.wine/wineserver*" The Wineserver has been resolved with WineHQ's CVS and the other branches are picking up now. The threading problems with the kernel might take some time...
That's funny, I have UT2003 running great with Linux...try enabling OpenGL 3D Acceleration support or don't buy an ATi card
And there will be a Medal of Honor port soon...
No Release date yet though...
...Go nVidia!
Troll? Damn, that hurts =(
Basic gameplay is there, but the fun stuff doesn't work...
What doesn't work/known bugs:
* Windows port doesn't exist yet, but is probably just a matter of getting it to compile (the engine itself is already ported).
* Networking/modem/multiplayer at all.
* Resampling of audio is broken, so sometimes duke sounds weird.
* Mouse/joystick input isn't working yet.
* Demos are broken (they are broken in the initial source release, too).
* Probably other stuff. Do NOT consider this stable and complete yet!
Check out Transfusion
And The BUILD port project
Ya, that looks very simular to what I submitted...
* 2003-04-01 18:04:15 Duke Nukem 3D source code available (articles,games) (rejected)
I guess we're not special enough =)
We decided to close the source code of GnomeMeeting because we think it is a good way to produce more secure software.
Funny stuff! =)
All I can say is I'm glad that some local news made it past all the Iraq coverage. So very true. I was up late working on my laptop when suddenly there was a bright light outside and it kind of slowly faded away (slow fade for a bright flash at least ;))
The thought of a nuke was in my head for about 1/10th of a second, it was a blueish light simular to lightning. I didn't hear the boom at all, which puzzled me but I just went to bed thinking it was heat lightning or something...the found out in the morning it was a rock! That was quite a suprise =)
With how bright it was, my guess is that it was mostly tungstien and iron?...but that's just my guess