Thats right, the binary for Linux/Doom 3 has been released by ID Software.
The Linux Games Tomb and Linux Games web sites are reporting it.
Hurrah! (now if I could just get in to IDs ftp site!!!)
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Just grabbed this from the Linuxgames web site:
DOOM III Linux Client Status - posted by Crusader - Saturday Aug 14 10:48:42
2004
HomeLAN Fed's JCal, who must be the hardest working gaming web journalist
(seriously, he's one of the very few I see every year, and he goes to
everything), went to
Hi.
I have just installed Doom, but it doesn't work.
$ prboom
prboom v2.2.4 (http://prboom.sourceforge.net/)
Z_Init : Allocated 8064Kb zone memory
IdentifyVersion: IWAD not found
I'd like to know where I can find more rpm's of cool games (I think
there is a game list, isn't there ?)
TIA
--
To obtain a list of all files belonging to an installed RPM, type
rpm -ql package
(without .rpm ending)
For further options
man rpm
Nico
On Monday 18 June 2001 18:15, you wrote:
Hello
I installed doom from an RPM that I downloaded from
www.rpmfind.net but I don't know
Hello
I installed doom from an RPM that I downloaded from
www.rpmfind.net but I don't know where did it go or
how can I run it. Any ideas?
=
Regards,
OOzy
What is the purpose of life?
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Do You Yahoo!?
Spot the hottest trends in music,
:-D
type in a console: updatedb
then when it's done, type: locate whatever.rpm
-s
On Monday 18 June 2001 11:15 am, you wrote:
Hello
I installed doom from an RPM that I downloaded from
www.rpmfind.net but I don't know where did it go or
how can I run it. Any ideas?
=
Regards,
In qui, 15 jun 2000, you wrote:
Does anybody have music working in Doom? I have
Doom working fine with my setup except for the
music. I get this when I "lxdoom" from a shell:
/usr/games/musserv: midi_setup: error opening /dev/sequencer
/usr/games/musserv: No such device
Broken pipe
J Walker wrote:
I am answering this to you privately, since I don't really know the answer to
your question...
My music works fine, I have musserv in /usr/games/, downloaded it from a link I
found in the official lxdoom page. I believe that the permissions for your
/dev/sequencer must
Your doing better then I am Ron. :) I have sound in Doom but no music. In Heretic I
have nothing. No sound or music. :) Are you running X Heretic?
Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
J Walker wrote:
I am answering this to you privately, since I don't really know the answer to
your question...
My
On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, nonic 10 wrote:
:~Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 02:01:57 -0700
:~From: nonic 10 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:~Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:~To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:~Subject: RE: Re: [newbie] Doom question...seconded
:~
:~your mum is a bitch and is a fuckin wanker
:~
:~go such motherfucker
your mum is a bitch and is a fuckin wanker
go such motherfucker!!!
From: michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...seconded
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 23:58:32 -0800
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hi Trevor and all,
I
Fran Parker wrote:
I looked at the .lxdoom in home/fran directory
it is an empty file huh?
Maybe that is the problem, huh?
What is supposed to be there?
boom.cfg and tranmap.dat
I don't think it ever got far enough to write anything.
(also yes, the wad file is in the
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hey Michael,
Pretty much any p3 will do. I've got an AMD K6-3 400
that performs on par with my roommates p3 550 for
every game we've ever played. A 3dfx card will make
playing older games like quake2, doom, etc easy to set
up. Quake 3 looks great on my
Fran Parker wrote:
Hi Trevor and all,
I tried it both ways after I moved both of the doom wad files
I have into the /usr/share/games/doom directory.
Here are my results:
[fran@flp fran]$ lxdoom -f /usr/share/games/doom/DOOM.WAD
LxDoom v1.4.0 - By Colin Phipps (see
I looked at the .lxdoom in home/fran directory
it is an empty file huh?
Maybe that is the problem, huh?
What is supposed to be there?
I don't think it ever got far enough to write anything.
(also yes, the wad file is in the /usr/share/games/doom
directory and I did rename it to doom.wad
I
Spent a half hour writing a nice reply at work and
then accidentally grabbed the resize edge instead of
the slider. Boom. Gone.
PC133 makes a noticeable difference. Faster ram is
worth it. Sometimes you can overclock your ram but it
is better to buy faster then overclock. Having said
Same here Ronald :)
But I am having problems running lxdoom at all!
I had an IWAD (I downloaded a zip file IWAD) and used Archiver
to unzip it, it was a doom1.wad after unzipping.
I left both in the home/fran directory, which is one of the places lxdoom looks
for IWAD files but it still won't
I want to build a doom/quake capable machine that linux loves.
I need advice athlon/p3?
video card/3dfx/matrox?
sound card?
is 128 megs enough?
mb suggestions?
\\=//
( @ @ )
---oOO--(_)--OOo---
-michael-
Fran Parker wrote:
Same here Ronald :)
But I am having problems running lxdoom at all!
Hi Fran! Well, I put my doom1.wad in:
/usr/share/games/doom
The original wad file that came with the rpm
should be there already. Hope this helps! ;-)
Thanks Ronald I will try that and let you know :)
Bambi
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
Fran Parker wrote:
Same here Ronald :)
But I am having problems running lxdoom at all!
Hi Fran! Well, I put my doom1.wad in:
/usr/share/games/doom
The original wad file that came with the rpm
e 12, 2000 5:09 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...
Thanks Ronald I will try that and let you know :)
Bambi
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
Fran Parker wrote:
Same here Ronald :)
But I am having problems running lxdoom at all!
Hi Fran! Well, I put my doom1.wad in:
.
Trevor
- Original Message -
From: "michael" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...Hardware that works well?
I want to build a doom/quake capable machine that linux loves.
I need advice athlon/p3?
ubject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...
Thanks Ronald I will try that and let you know :)
Bambi
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
Fran Parker wrote:
Same here Ronald :)
But I am having problems running lxdoom at all!
Hi Fran! Well, I put my doom1.wad in:
/
Bambi,
That's exactly what I did. Good luck!
Trevor
- Original Message -
From: "Fran Parker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...
Hi Trevor,
would that be at the terminal window and typ
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From: "Fran Parker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Doom question...
Hi Trevor,
would that be at the terminal window and type
lxdoom -f /usr/share/games/doom/DOOM.WAD
I think I understood you
Even though this was not asked, I volunteer the question anyway, since I just
installed lxdoom.
lxdoom from Mandrake does not come with lxmusserv, which is necessary to play
the music for Doom (IMHO, one of its best features).
It can be found at:
J Walker wrote:
Even though this was not asked, I volunteer the question anyway, since I just
installed lxdoom.
lxdoom from Mandrake does not come with lxmusserv, which is necessary to play
the music for Doom (IMHO, one of its best features).
It can be found at:
Okay, I grabbed the rpm of Doom from my Mandrake
7.0 CD, and installed it via kpackage. It runs,
as long as I use drakconf to set my desktop colors
to 256. Is there any way to get it to run on my
normal Voodoo 3000 setup? (1024 x 768 x 32bit).
Thanks!
PS and what about that ultra small window?
He said the problem was his color depth, not his screen size.
Trevor Reynolds wrote:
Ronald,
When you execute doom use "-1" or "-2" options, this will make the
screen larger.
Trevor
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
Okay, I grabbed the rpm of Doom from my Mandrake
7.0 CD,
OK, so I couldn't answer his main problem, but at least I could handle
the PS!
Digital Wokan wrote:
He said the problem was his color depth, not his screen size.
Trevor Reynolds wrote:
Ronald,
When you execute doom use "-1" or "-2" options, this will make the
screen larger.
Actually he mentioned both.
Bambi
Digital Wokan wrote:
He said the problem was his color depth, not his screen size.
Trevor Reynolds wrote:
Ronald,
When you execute doom use "-1" or "-2" options, this will make the
screen larger.
Trevor
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
My apologies. I didn't see the PS. Maybe I should hide the
flamethrower in the fridge so it doesn't light up so quickly.
Trevor Reynolds wrote:
OK, so I couldn't answer his main problem, but at least I could handle
the PS!
Digital Wokan wrote:
He said the problem was his color
No worries :)
Bambi
Digital Wokan wrote:
My apologies. I didn't see the PS. Maybe I should hide the
flamethrower in the fridge so it doesn't light up so quickly.
Trevor Reynolds wrote:
OK, so I couldn't answer his main problem, but at least I could handle
the PS!
Digital Wokan
Hi, people!
I install a RPM to the doom game on my Mandrake 6 and when I try to run
"sdoom", the game returns me a message: bash: /usr/games/sdoom: cannot
execute binary file. The binary file in the message is the sdoom or
another binary? Can anyone explain me something? Thank you.
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On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:29:12AM +, Josh McCaffrey wrote:
Well, in the quest to install Doom on my Linux-box, I downloaded lxDoom
from tuxgames.com,
and in the process have learned a bit more about how Linux works...
After a little trial and error, I've gotten as far as 'make install',
"David Odin (aka DindinX)" wrote:
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:29:12AM +, Josh McCaffrey wrote:
Well, in the quest to install Doom on my Linux-box, I downloaded lxDoom
from tuxgames.com,
and in the process have learned a bit more about how Linux works...
After a little trial and
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, you wrote:
Well, in the quest to install Doom on my Linux-box, I downloaded lxDoom
from tuxgames.com,
and in the process have learned a bit more about how Linux works...
After a little trial and error, I've gotten as far as 'make install',
and get the msg "make: ***No
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, you wrote:
Well, in the quest to install Doom on my Linux-box, I downloaded lxDoom
from tuxgames.com,
and in the process have learned a bit more about how Linux works...
After a little trial and error, I've gotten as far as 'make install',
and
Hi Josh! Am Mon, 31 Jan 2000 schrieb Josh McCaffrey:
and get the msg "make: ***No rule to make target 'install'. stop"
What rule do I need to make target install? This is not mentioned in
I think the solution is very easy. You must type the full path or "./make"
if you are in the directory of
Well, in the quest to install Doom on my Linux-box, I downloaded lxDoom
from tuxgames.com,
and in the process have learned a bit more about how Linux works...
After a little trial and error, I've gotten as far as 'make install',
and get the msg "make: ***No rule to make target 'install'. stop"
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