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netpanzer 2



Eric,

Your pretty much absolutely right. Oh, I miss Loki, even with all its 
problems. For what its worth, we play Unreal and the Unreal 2004 demo 
at work fairly regularly and I have no problems on my Linux box. Other 
Loki-ported games always ran great as well.

Of course, I have an NVidia card at work, which makes a huge difference 
in compatibility it seems. The last time I tried to get 3d working on 
an ATI it was a nightmare.

-Josh

On Mar 7, 2004, at 7:45 PM, D.E. Chadbourne wrote:

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> hi.  as usual my mouth opened prior to any thought.  unfortunately
> instead of a only large hole opening in the lower part of my face, i
> speak.  or in this case typed.  i went to the netpanzer sight
> http://netpanzer.berlios.de/ and got caught up in how cool the game 
> was,
> downloaded it, thought i cured a small discrepancy problem, the game
> appeared to be working (i noodled around with various options),
> exclaimed victory and told all.  well, the damn thing isn't working
> worth a crap.  crashes when i go online.  don't even try playing it if
> you're running redhat.  it may work for Gentoo, Mandrake, PLD Linux
> Distro according to the netpanzer site.  and that's what this mini rant
> is about.  i really freakin hate having to use a god d*mn MS OS just to
> play a half decent game!  winex sucks and games that fly on ms, crawl 
> if
> they work at all on linux.  (same hardware)  but i don't think the 
> winex
> folks really like redhat or ati, both of which i happen to use and work
> fine for everything i like except gaming.  even games that are linux
> specific don't work across the various distros!  we can't even make
> games for ourselves.  i know there are exceptions, but go download the
> top ten linux games and i bet you can't get half of 'em to work for you
> and you guys are gurus, think of how impossible it is for regular folks
> like me.  it just sucks!  flash or java based games are lame.  way to
> slow.  i don't know what the answer is (everybody conforming to the 
> FHS,
> not using proprietary libs...) but hopefully somebody thinks of
> something soon.  if you have got this far without hitting delete you're
> as bored as i am.
>
> ahhhh.  thank you.  i feel better.
> - -eric.
>
>
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