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What part of 'RETIRED' don't you understand?

• Feb 15, 2004

• #21

Sorry, I had to erase his name. He says, "STOP IMING ME, GODDAMNIT :|"

 

Zero3K

Member

• Feb 15, 2004

• #22

How long do you think he'll have it in beta status?

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 15, 2004

• #23

"When it's done."

I need to make a FAQ. *goes off and does that*

 

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Cyberlink420

Member

• Feb 17, 2004

• #24

Bad news on the Linux conversion. :(

I couldn't get a chance to try the game out on the WineX system. Fortunately, I may get the chance soon, so I'll let you know if I get it working. 8)

 

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Cyberlink420

Member

• Feb 17, 2004

• #25

Oh, and if you happen to port the game to Linux, e-mail the finished product to me (Zipped, of course), and my school and I will beta-test it for you..

 

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Cyberlink420

Member

• Feb 24, 2004

• #26

bump!

 

Pikawil

Member

• Feb 24, 2004

• #27

> Linux > Bill Gates < Omega = Gamma

 

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Cyberlink420

Member

• Feb 26, 2004

• #28

LINUX SHALL PREVAIL!!! AND BUMP!!!

 

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Cyberlink420

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• Feb 29, 2004

• #29

TEH BUMPINESS!!!

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 29, 2004

• #30

Can we NOT bump topics?

 

Candescence

Member

• Feb 29, 2004

• #31

wow, playing srb2 on a handheld... has anyone done it before? I want to see a pic of srb2 on GP32.

 

Jake

Member

• Feb 29, 2004

• #32

cronosonic said:

wow, playing srb2 on a handheld... has anyone done it before?

Click to expand...

A laptop, perhaps?

 

Mystic

Member

• Feb 29, 2004

• #33

I have two laptops. It's hard to use a mouse in the car, though =P

 

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hotdog003

Member

• Mar 1, 2004

• #34

SRB2 works just fine an a laptop. That's what I have. Duh.

 

Candescence

Member

• Mar 1, 2004

• #35

laptops don't count.

 

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hotdog003

Member

• Mar 1, 2004

• #36

Jake said:

cronosonic said:

wow, playing srb2 on a handheld... has anyone done it before?

Click to expand...

A laptop, perhaps?

Click to expand...

*sigh*. They're Lapheld, not Handheld.

 

ST218

Member

• Aug 3, 2004

• #37

First of all, I know this topic is extremely old, but I have some information for all one of you who might care.

I was watching an episode of the screen savers the other day, and I found a section on running a virtual machine in windows. If anyone wants to port to Linux, but doesn't have a Linux, you could use this.

http://www.vmware.com/products/desktop/ws_features.html