ZDoom

Sad to hear this Randi. Thank you, and best of luck in your future endeavors.

Graf Zahl wrote:The entire player class selection is done via display name. If that gets replaced by a LANGUAGE lookup it'd all fall apart.
I have no idea why Grubber implemented it this way as it's completely stupid.

Yes you do. Do I have to remind you every 5 years?

(Sorry for bumping the thread.)

It sure is

Well, what I did then was simply extending what was already there without making too invasive changes. You (or randy, or anyone else) had plenty of time (cca 3 months between the release of 2.0.98x and inclusion of the player class code in r250) to review the code and/or make any necessary changes ...

Playing Final Fantasy IV in SNES9x4D on Dingux on my Dingoo A320. Good stuff.

UBX Master wrote:Not to sound alarmist. But this thread is about to reach 666 pages soon

Also, 10th post on the 666th page is 10000th post in the thread.

It just so happened that they didn't foresee the possibility of programmers not checking if the return value is file descriptor or error code. We don't live in an ideal world where this is guaranteed, so they should have designed it in a way where possibility of such mistake is minimal (e.g. by ...

Also, the 'File "" not found' story made my head hurt. I think MS is to blame here. Error codes easily interchangeable with standard file descriptors? Come on. I also don't agree with the support-old-crap policy. It just encourages developers to continue using bad practises. But given that you ...

Super Jamie wrote:If you have *anything* else open which can grab a sound channel (MP3 player, browser with Flash, etc) then ZDoom will not output sound.

Works for me. Do you happend to have snd_output set to anything else than alsa?

Any scripting thread wouldn't be complete without a nice bash one-liner: for f in *.png; do dim=(`identify -format '%w %h' "$f" 2>/dev/null`); if [ $? -ne 0 -o "x${dim[0]}" = "x" ]; then continue; fi; name=`basename "${f%.*}" | tr [a-z] [A-Z]`; printf 'texture %s, %d, %d\n{\n XScale 2\n YScale 2\n ...

Cutmanmike wrote:Mapping without a mouse is the worst. I hate those laptop touch... things.

Me too. I prefer the clitoris... things.

It's even possible to actually play FPS games with it.

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This might be helpful.

UTF-8 IS backwards compatible with ASCII. What you are talking about is not ASCII, but CP1251 (probably).

Linux graphics suck. Fortunately there is some work being done (don't know much about it, but terms like Gallium3D, GEM or KMS pop in my mind).