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http://icculus.org/loki_setup/ instructions for getting the source from cvs are listed on that page

mohaa isn't final yet, spearhead will be out after mohaa is final. EA never gave icculus the breakthrough source so that is not likely to be released for linux.

http://icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php

That's not actually correct. There are 2 installers for Unreal Tournament. The first is for the standard edition of Unreal Tournament which is version 400 The second is for the Game of The Year edition which is version 432.

The game itself doesn't use a cdkey, but is required when installing in Windows. What patches/updates are you talking about?

teamspeak would be your best bet

I have heard a few things about TLS but I haven't got a solution. I thought the cdrom > 2225 patch fixed the TLS thing but it looks like it's broken again

ucc-bin decompresses the uz2 files from the cd

if you're using gentoo, then why don't you emerge quake3 ?

the linux installer will be on the 1st disc and you don't need to copy the ut2003 installer off the 3rd disc to install

do chmod +x armyops200-lnx.run

no, plf does not have quake2 linux warez for you to download

sh ~/downloads/games/doomlegacy-1.41-linux.bin Verifying archive integrity...OK Uncompressing DoomLegacy 1.41 Linux Installer by RELic2K......................................................................... ... There can be only one binary with a 'play' attribute ./setup.sh: line 38: 12041 Aborted "$setup" $* 2>/dev/null ----====== Doom Legacy 1.41 for Linux installation program ======---- You are running a x86 machine with glibc-2.1 Hit Control-C anytime to cancel this installation program. Would you like to read the /tmp/selfgz12006/README.TXT file ? [Y/n] n Please enter the installation path [/usr/local/games/doomlegacy] Install aborted - cleaning up files Signal caught, cleaning up /bin/rm: cannot unlink `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin/x86/sdldoom': Permission denied /bin/rm: cannot unlink `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin/x86/sdldoom2': Permission denied /bin/rm: cannot unlink `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin/x86/gldoom': Permission denied /bin/rm: cannot unlink `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin/x86/gldoom2': Permission denied /bin/rm: cannot remove directory `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin/x86': Permission denied /bin/rm: cannot remove directory `/tmp/selfgz12006/bin': Directory not empty /bin/rm: cannot unlink `/tmp/selfgz12006/setup.data/bin/Linux/x86/setup': Permission denied etc..... so, only one binary can have the "play" tag and the permissions are only root friendly

cool. ps. your doom legacy installer is a dud.

it works fine with the US version. nab the IpDrv fix from http://icculus.org/betas/devastation/ and you will find servers again, that is if there are any v380 servers around...

man this guy and his installers rock, I'm going to give him all of my money.

file size is around 44mb haha

from http://www.planetquake.com/quake1/ comes in the form of a nifty loki installer ^_^ source code is over here

lets not pester that savage guy for an installer too :?

that OpenGL renderer performs better in windows for me than in linux...even better than Direct3D

Even if there was the slightest chance that Lucas Arts considered porting the client, I don't want them taking the same route as Transgaming. By mentioning The Sims, someone at Lucas Arts would look at what Transgaming did and do the same for Jedi Academy. I want a native version of Jedi Academy, not an emulated one.

anything that runs in wine is not a port

The Sims hasn't been ported to linux.

UT2004 isn't that far off, just keep 6GB or more free so you can play it :shock:

yes, it's really easy when you use makeself :shock: