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In first place, THANK YOU, for a detailed explanation about zero-k on Linux issues.
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In first place, THANK YOU, for a detailed explanation about zero-k on Linux issues.
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About 1) I didn't understand what's the point about my post, cause I'm far away how internally Spring / Lobby works
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About 1) I didn't understand what's the point about my post, cause I'm far away how internally Spring / Lobby works
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About 3) I was desesperate, cause don't know other way to launch Zero-K lobby, however, a Spring "lobby" (or not) launcher appears just after installing all packs that I mentioned in my OpenSUSE. I was thinking it was the simpliest lobby for Linux (the window is called "Spring 96" on launching it).
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About 3) I was desesperate, cause don't know other way to launch Zero-K lobby, however, a Spring "lobby" (or not) launcher appears just after installing all packs that I mentioned in my OpenSUSE. I was thinking it was the simpliest lobby for Linux (the window is called "Spring 96" on launching it).
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About
5)
I
locate
infolog.
txt
in
.
config/spring.
As
you
guessed,
apparentely,
spring
compiled
for
OpenSUSE
doesn't
search
on
"mods"
folder:
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About
5)
I
located
the
"infolog.
txt"
file
in
~/.
config/spring.
As
you
guessed,
apparentely,
spring
compiled
for
OpenSUSE
doesn't
search
on
"mods"
folder:
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Using read-write data directory: /home/falelovsky/.config/spring/
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Using read-write data directory: /home/falelovsky/.config/spring/
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Using read-only data directory: /home/falelovsky/.spring/
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Using read-only data directory: /home/falelovsky/.spring/
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Using read-only data directory: /usr/share/games/spring/
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Using read-only data directory: /usr/share/games/spring/
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Scanning: /usr/share/games/spring/maps
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Scanning: /usr/share/games/spring/maps
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Scanning: /usr/share/games/spring/base
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Scanning: /usr/share/games/spring/base
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About 6) That's most a maintainer headache, but there are many application for OpenSUSE that are updated near each week and however, they are avaiable in repos in less than two weeks. I wish I could do that job. I'll investigate about it.
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About 6) That's most a maintainer headache, but there are many application for OpenSUSE that are updated near each week and however, they are avaiable in repos in less than two weeks. I wish I could do that job. I'll investigate about it.
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I tried to launch springweblobby's QT port, but I'm behind a proxy now, so I'll try in my other PC. However, I don't understand why it launch a Java plugin ... in chrome and firefox.
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I tried to launch springweblobby's QT port, but I'm behind a proxy now, so I'll try in my other PC. However, I don't understand why it launch a Java plugin ... in chrome and firefox.
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I'll report more news later.
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I'll report more news later.
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Thank you very much for all your information
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Thank you very much for all your information
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I think I'm near to play Zero-K in my OpenSUSE!!!!!!! At last!!! ;)
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I think I'm near to play Zero-K in my OpenSUSE!!!!!!! At last!!! ;)
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Linux OpenSUSE 13.1