Well its confusing if a link acts as information and an option to reset the information. maybe there are some design possibilities to deal with that. But i have no idea.
To make it more clear, i switched from informational name to a name that shows what happens if you click the link. It now reads: "Reset update report".
the info was not so vital after all.
2nd. if you use a debian derived distro install the "oss-compat" package(requires a restart) and start et with: "./et.x86 +set com_soundMegs 64 +set s_khz 44"
there are a lot of problems with sound so i guess what yours is.... no sound because of oss? (/dev/dsp missing) you need a wrapper.
if yo use alsa start with aoss et
included in alsa-oss
if you use pulseaudio start with padsp et
included in pulseaudio-utils
Game: Blocks That Matter
Tech-demo is available:
Tech-demo is available: announcement and download links
Game: Puzzle Moppet
Puzzle Moppet will be
Puzzle Moppet will be available completely free for 24 hours starting on Thursday 14th July.
Game: Homeworld
Works flawlessly on single
Works flawlessly on single player mode.
Also it uses about 1/10 the resources that running the game in wine does.
9/10 for a port well done. Let's see how the multiplayer support get developed
Forum topic: What is the 'not up to date' link for?
Well its confusing if a link
Well its confusing if a link acts as information and an option to reset the information. maybe there are some design possibilities to deal with that. But i have no idea.
To make it more clear, i switched from informational name to a name that shows what happens if you click the link. It now reads: "Reset update report".
the info was not so vital after all.
Forum topic: Sound?
oss-compat worked for me on
oss-compat worked for me on aptosid
Forum topic: What is the 'not up to date' link for?
It's kind of confusing,
It's kind of confusing, clicking on 'not up to date' to say the game is up to date.
Forum topic: Sound?
hm, i know 5 solutions 1st.
hm, i know 5 solutions
1st. use OSS as sound system
2nd. if you use a debian derived distro install the "oss-compat" package(requires a restart) and start et with: "./et.x86 +set com_soundMegs 64 +set s_khz 44"
3rd. use http://nullkey.kapsi.fi/et-sdl-sound/
4th. use a wrapper see pheonton's post
5th. give et direct access to your soundcard
echo 'et.x86 0 0 direct' > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/ossecho 'et.x86 0 0 disable' > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0c/oss
Forum topic: Sound?
there are a lot of problems
there are a lot of problems with sound so i guess what yours is.... no sound because of oss? (/dev/dsp missing) you need a wrapper.
if yo use alsa start with
aoss etincluded in
alsa-ossif you use pulseaudio start with
padsp etincluded in
pulseaudio-utilsbut maybe you have a different problem....