Well, I got a new CPU, thinking I was all cool. Then, I found out it was a Linux...
Damn, I don't know how to setup the internet thing on it. I am on my dad's laptop right now, which im not supposed to be on. please, if you know how, tell me!!
-Sariat
PS-miss you guys and MLAAS,Tanks, and DDT games :(
PS#2- My old cpu got cleaned out by a virus, sorry, :(
ID:193445
 Jan 11 2002, 6:54 pm
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...and how did you get the virus? opening mail that got your attentin >:0)
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lol, this is funny!
you didnt know it was linux? haha, take it back and get WINDOWS! now wasnt that easy... seriously, allocate the hard drive, and put windows on it, byond sucks on linux....(no offense to anyone or anything) FIREking | |
FIREking wrote:
lol, this is funny! ...I went to Slashdot after reading this and my eyes bled... Is that bad? Seriously though, are there any Linux users who can comment on how BYOND functions for them? I have to work in Windows because I don't own the computer I'm using. One reason why I work in BYOND is the portability. PS: Me want Debian (Woody) box with 2.4.x kernal. *grunt* | |
ACWraith wrote:
Seriously though, are there any Linux users who can comment on how BYOND functions for them? BYOND doesn't have graphic functions in Linux. I have to work in Windows because I don't own the computer I'm using. One reason why I work in BYOND is the portability. The server aspect of BYOND is totally portable...but at this point the game playing part isn't really. I know Dantom would like to get it there, but to be honest I hope they don't spend time on that. BYOND needs players to survive...96% of the players are on Windows, 4% are on Mac, and something like 0.01% are on Linux etc. And the real Linux gamers have Windows boxes for playing games anyway. For a system that needs to get some money flowing, what is the possible justification for spending limited time/resources on supporting players for the least significant platform, for players who almost certainly have Windows anyway? Again this is separate from BYOND as a server...supporting serving BYOND on Linux/Unix is very important. | |
P.S. The calling is simple, and I bet the internet setup is easy too. Good luck Sariat.