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Posted by liquidlogic [64.252.170.69] on 2008/01/27 19:13:55
Is anyone here in the process of porting Fitzquake to Linux? If so, how can I help?

Bleh, I Was So Excited For A Moment
#1 posted by Spirit [80.171.83.82] on 2008/01/27 20:00:41
Discussion threads are for broad topics or questions that are likely to have many replies, where there is no simple answer and many people are likely to have different opinions.
If it's a simple question or comment that will only get a few responses, please post in one of the existing permanent threads, such as Mapping Help, Screenshots & Betas, Jobs & Mappers Wanted, or General Abuse.
Fuck
#2 posted by inertia [134.53.120.119] on 2008/01/27 20:32:27
I was delighted...
Okay.
#3 posted by liquidlogic [149.152.125.82] on 2008/01/27 20:33:17
Where should this post go?
Jengle
#4 posted by inertia [134.53.120.119] on 2008/01/27 20:36:44
Coding help or GA.
Jengle
#5 posted by SleepwalkR [85.179.6.134] on 2008/01/27 20:39:26
This should have been posted in the General Abuse thread. That said, to answer your question, I am in fact working on an SDL port of the Fitzquake engine. It currently runs fine on Windows and Mac OS X, but I have a bit of trouble with sound on Linux. If you can help out with that, send an email to deceive.inveigle.obfuscate AT gmail DOT com.
I will release a beta for all platforms as soon as the linux sound issue is fixed (and I get around to making a website for this).
SleepwalkR
#6 posted by liquidlogic [149.152.125.82] on 2008/01/27 20:45:08
Do you have an SVN/CVS/Git repository?
Jengle
#7 posted by SleepwalkR [85.179.6.134] on 2008/01/27 20:54:15
Yes, but it's not public, and I don't know you. If you want the source, send me an email and I'll it to you.
It Would Help
#8 posted by megaman [84.63.38.172] on 2008/01/28 02:14:47
if these threads were deleted (so the archive stays smaller)

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