> On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
>> new attempt, using package manager
>>
>> this is a modified mepis system, part Ubuntu dapper packages and new
>> kernel
>> and part debian packages
>>
>> advised the package manager to use Debian stable packages
>> now it will agree to install some of
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> new attempt, using package manager
>
> this is a modified mepis system, part Ubuntu dapper packages and new kernel
> and part debian packages
>
> advised the package manager to use Debian stable packages
> now it will agree to install some of the kaa stu
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> > tomorrow is reinstall day to see how the modified code runs
>
> download and modify 1.7.3
> "python setup.py install"
> can't find kaa
> download kaa
> "python setup.py install"
> wants python 2.4
> "which python2.4"
> /usr/bin/python2.4
>
> now, i'm s
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> tomorrow is reinstall day to see how the modified code runs
download and modify 1.7.3
"python setup.py install"
can't find kaa
download kaa
"python setup.py install"
wants python 2.4
"which python2.4"
/usr/bin/python2.4
now, i'm sure that /usr/bin is i
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Ljubomir Simin wrote:
> I don't know the solution for your problem, but I find the way you launch
> games a bit complicated. I keep the shell scripts for launching games with
> the correct parameters in one directory, and name them "GameName.game".
> That way I have only one en
On Saturday 27 October 2007 10:01, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> I'm running a 1.7 something version of Freevo and running some games via
> the menu.
>
> Some work and some don't - if you watch very quickly there is a window
> flash up and disappear.
> Pingus and Crack-Attack are the failures. The files
Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> I'm running a 1.7 something version of Freevo and running some games via the
> menu.
>
> Some work and some don't - if you watch very quickly there is a window flash
> up and disappear.
> Pingus and Crack-Attack are the failures. The files in /etc/freevo/games/ are
> all
I'm running a 1.7 something version of Freevo and running some games via the
menu.
Some work and some don't - if you watch very quickly there is a window flash
up and disappear.
Pingus and Crack-Attack are the failures. The files in /etc/freevo/games/ are
all set up in an equivalent manner.
Ca
