I can't really pick one, but 0 A.D., Xonotic, Red Eclipse, Freedoom and
dopewars are fun.
I've referred to what you call 'ppas' as 'repositories' below.
Firstly, a word of warning: if you replace the core repositories, such as
those listed in your apt-get output, with more up-to-date ones, you'll create
havoc in trying to install or update anything, because of the difficulty in
I'll do my best to help, although I'm no expert. By the way, your wording
seems superb to me- a little dense, but I'd be a hypocrite to condemn that.
1. It would be possible to find and make copies of all MS Word Documents in
the zip files, although I can't give you a solution straight away.
According to the "Languages" subsection of 'man apt.conf', I would try this
command:
$ sudo echo 'Acquire::Languages=none;' >> /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00aptitude
Notice that the character ">" is repeated twice. With one single character,
you would overwrite what currently is in /etc/apt/apt.conf.
Odamex is very good indeed. It is very faithful to the original engine and it
runs great on older hardware. It also supports multiplayer well. Another good
one is chocolate doom (it supports Hexen and Heretic too). Prboom+ is slower
(I have old laptops) but more advanced/modern.
What do you mean by a short script would do the job? The documents are only
around 3 years old if that, I believe. I usually keep it fairly thin by
deleting old stuff I know I don't need anymore. Is there an undeletion tool
that you recommend for recovering my files on my hard drive? It's
Try SystemRescueCD:
http://www.system-rescue-cd.org/
-- Testdisk and PhotoRec
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
You say you can't open your backup files. They are compressed (zip). Is there
a problem with extracting files or reading the extracte
I used to play a lot more than nowadays but Battle of Wesnoth in multiplayer
is great, Megaglest in local multiplayer network is very addictive as well
and of course Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup > https://crawl.develz.org/
I'd like to say Freeciv, but I don't even know how to play. It looks so
complex. I played once in easy mode against AI, on the tiniest bit of land.
It took a lot of time, and I got beaten without me knowing why.
Still, it's awesome, I'll try again!
FreeOrion looks nice too.
Beneath a Steel Sky
Right! The web browser superimposes a file path and print date on the
prints. I have no reason to think that Okular will do that too though; will
give it a try.
Is greasemonkey software to run isebaro?
Yes
Greasemonkey is a Mozilla Firefox extension that allows users to install
scripts that make on-the-fly changes to web page content after or before the
page is loaded in the browser (also known as augmented browsing).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greasemonkey
Greasemonkey is available i
Hi!
The "short script" was just a reference to a shell script- somewhat like a
small program. I'll see if I can write one today, although I'm not very
experienced or knowledgeable in the area.
I second photorec. It's incredible how much it can recover. Give that one
definitely a go.
Hello just to talk about this software I use quite often. It allows us to
write in japanese (katakana/hiragana) with our keyboards and has a huge kanji
dictionary with automatic recognition based on pronociation.
It is made for windows and one can use it very simply with wine (out of the
bo
Gotcha, I'm not very knowledgeable in that area either but I have a little
experience with writing code in a shell. Thank you for your help!
Thanks for the links I'll check them out. If I try to open the files in
LibreOffice Writer I have a pop up window say, "General error. General
input/output error." If I try to open the files in my documents under home I
get a pop up window in archive manager say that there is no application
I cannot find the source code. www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/jwpce.html is
supposed to be the homepage (according to Wiipedia) but it is down. I found
https://github.com/ThemonChan/JWPCE but there is no code there. There is
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThemonChan/JWPCE/master/_cprigh
OpenDocument files are zipped compressed files. It makes little sense to zip
them again (no additional gain).
"Free software is about the freedom of the *users*, not the *coders*."
Yes, I know. In this aspect I hope that you were able to at least pick up on
the sentiment being communicated, even if she didn't use the right words.
"in what way the freedoms of the readers/spectators/... of an artistic
Do you have Xarchiver installed?
http://packages.trisquel.info/belenos/xarchiver
How did you compress your files?
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