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by Spooky
Mon 01.09.2003, 17:25
Forum: General Discussion
Topic: What do you MAng on?
Replies: 4
Views: 10419

What do you MAng on?

Hello all, I though it would be quite interesting just to ask what Operating System and Platform everyone runs on.  Just to satisfy my curiosity you understand ;D I use the client mostly on IRIX running on a variety of SGI Hardware, mainly Indy, Indigo2 and Octane. I also have a couple of x86 boxes ...
by Spooky
Mon 01.09.2003, 03:39
Forum: Wish List / Think tank
Topic: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technology
Replies: 11
Views: 19810

Re: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technolo

Yeah, a lot of tar's do support the -z option, but I thought I'd opt for the lowest common denominator. I imagine some SGI people wont have installed the freeware version of tar :P Certainly, if you're willing buy me an Aston Martin  ;D Oooh, I suppose once its posted I should probably have a look a...
by Spooky
Fri 29.08.2003, 04:05
Forum: Wish List / Think tank
Topic: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technology
Replies: 11
Views: 19810

Re: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technolo

Sure, no problem. I can definately give you MIPS3 and MIPS4 compiled binaries for SGI (Obviously the modified source too). I should also be able to provide *BSD for PowerPC... although I'd have to test that  ;) I can probably get Sun SPARC binaries too. I'll email crimson and see if he's interested....
by Spooky
Thu 28.08.2003, 04:16
Forum: Wish List / Think tank
Topic: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technology
Replies: 11
Views: 19810

Re: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technolo

(Whips out the anti-venom)  ;) Ok, so maybe widespread was the wrong word ;) But it does get bundled with every free OS on the planet :) And you're right I've never seen anywhere near 20 people on a server. Our record internally was 9 simultaneous players. I think I actually do agree with you on the...
by Spooky
Wed 27.08.2003, 06:45
Forum: Wish List / Think tank
Topic: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technology
Replies: 11
Views: 19810

Re: Turn to the dark side: OOP and modern technolo

Just to play devils advocate  ;D The 'ancient' codebase means that I can compile Mangband on the myriad of Unix workstations that I use/look after.  All I need is a C compiler, and maybe the  X libaries if the system has it. I've successfully compiled Mangband on whole heap of Non x86 systems, mainl...
by Spooky
Tue 29.10.2002, 04:47
Forum: Wish List / Think tank
Topic: Windows Server?
Replies: 5
Views: 12208

Re: Windows Server?

Are you currently running linux at the moment, or did you just choose it as a alternative OS for running a mangband server?

Its just that FreeBSD comes with mangband 0.7.0 as a ready compiled package and running it is as simple as /usr/local/bin/./mangband

Just a thought. ;)