Another Linux user
by Slebine · in Technical Issues · 05/01/2002 (3:33 pm) · 29 replies
Hey everyone, not going to try and start an argument over which is better: Linux or Windows. I alread spend too much time trying to convert my friends. :)
Just wanted to say hi to everyone!
C'ya all later.
Just wanted to say hi to everyone!
C'ya all later.
#2
05/01/2002 (7:05 pm)
Cool, not only another linux user, but one with a Skeletor icon. We were lacking that.
#3
05/01/2002 (7:23 pm)
heh
#4
I'm currently doing the level design for a Torque game, applying the T2 mapping skills I acquired during beta and meta testing. Yes, I'm the Falcon who wrote the original/first T2 mapping tutorial. Beta-testing T2 was the last thing I did on windows, ever since I've been windows-free. (geez, does that sound like an alcoholics anonymous confession or what? :-) )
05/02/2002 (2:46 am)
If we haven't hit 20 yet, let me add one to the count. Hi everyone.I'm currently doing the level design for a Torque game, applying the T2 mapping skills I acquired during beta and meta testing. Yes, I'm the Falcon who wrote the original/first T2 mapping tutorial. Beta-testing T2 was the last thing I did on windows, ever since I've been windows-free. (geez, does that sound like an alcoholics anonymous confession or what? :-) )
#5
if (_strcmp(day, "Tuesday") == 0 || _strcmp(day, "Friday") == 0 || _strcmp(day, "Sunday") == 0)
torqueusers++;
else
torqueusers--;
;p
-Tim aka Spock
05/02/2002 (3:04 pm)
I'm only a linux user on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday.if (_strcmp(day, "Tuesday") == 0 || _strcmp(day, "Friday") == 0 || _strcmp(day, "Sunday") == 0)
torqueusers++;
else
torqueusers--;
;p
-Tim aka Spock
#6
hehe, even thought about getting torque up and running on our Itanium system's at work, but haven't had the time to try.
Aaron
05/02/2002 (3:15 pm)
Linux user!hehe, even thought about getting torque up and running on our Itanium system's at work, but haven't had the time to try.
Aaron
#7
05/02/2002 (5:40 pm)
Another Linux user here!
#9
05/03/2002 (6:32 am)
Mac and Linux user here!(OS X is kewl :)
#10
I cant get it to compile under debian on my Athlon (GeForce 2), it says the makefile is broken.
any clues?
--mafoo
06/08/2002 (11:08 am)
OS X does indeed rule, especialy on my dual 1Ghz with geForce 4 :)I cant get it to compile under debian on my Athlon (GeForce 2), it says the makefile is broken.
any clues?
--mafoo
#11
I use linux extensively at home for my web/ftp/cvs/ssh server and another one as my internet firewal, no need for those stinking 100$+ linksys routers :)
-Ron
06/13/2002 (9:35 am)
I will add to the number :)I use linux extensively at home for my web/ftp/cvs/ssh server and another one as my internet firewal, no need for those stinking 100$+ linksys routers :)
-Ron
#12
I see OSS's future in the public domain. Education, science, government. That's why I'm designing for educational gaming.
If its good enough for PIXAR and the Dept. of Defence, its good enough for me.
06/15/2004 (10:44 am)
The structure of open source will drive development; but like gravity, will larger bodies (IBM, Adobe, EA) capture smaller bodies (open source) and thier satellites(individuals.)I see OSS's future in the public domain. Education, science, government. That's why I'm designing for educational gaming.
If its good enough for PIXAR and the Dept. of Defence, its good enough for me.
#13
If I cant use linux, then I use the next best, that litestep looking like linux.
06/17/2004 (12:17 pm)
Always have and always will be a linux user, i love where its headed.If I cant use linux, then I use the next best, that litestep looking like linux.
#15
I have no Idea where to post this, so I guess here is as good a place as any. I am a newb to the linux world, and the programing world. I recently built a new 64bit computer, but I want to take the old computer parts I have and build a linux based PC for use to learn programming. (Games, audio editing progs, and whatever else I get the itch to try) What is the best Linux OS to use for the hobby programmer with ability to grow. I am going to purchase Torque but really want to see how much I can do for as little $$ as possible. This is just for fun and hopefully I can learn a ton. Thanks for your time folks.
05/29/2005 (8:07 pm)
Allrighty then, I have no Idea where to post this, so I guess here is as good a place as any. I am a newb to the linux world, and the programing world. I recently built a new 64bit computer, but I want to take the old computer parts I have and build a linux based PC for use to learn programming. (Games, audio editing progs, and whatever else I get the itch to try) What is the best Linux OS to use for the hobby programmer with ability to grow. I am going to purchase Torque but really want to see how much I can do for as little $$ as possible. This is just for fun and hopefully I can learn a ton. Thanks for your time folks.
#16
05/29/2005 (8:48 pm)
@Aaron, Gentoo 
#18
05/30/2005 (8:33 am)
Thanks
#19
hmmmm, Open Source..... oh yeah........
06/27/2005 (4:03 am)
Another devotee of the penguin here.hmmmm, Open Source..... oh yeah........
#20
New to Torque.
Present poison of choice FC4.
08/26/2005 (12:26 am)
Long time (linux distro on a pack of floppies old) linux user.New to Torque.
Present poison of choice FC4.
Torque Owner Yacine Salmi