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	Miss posted by Anonymous @ 74.72.107.197 on Dec 21 2006 1:29 PM
Thanks!
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	Debian Woody version posted by lightspeed @ 66.25.14.98 on Mar 31 2003 9:22 PM
The version for Debian Woody installs nicely. Graphics and music are good, gameplay is pretty original. It would be a plus if the client would start a server automatically when none are availible online. The controls also seem a bit non-intuitive. Joystick support would make this a great network game for younger kids (and it's nonviolent to boot.)
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Re: Debian Woody version posted by karme @ 80.131.78.42 on Apr 1 2003 2:10 AM   Thanks for your comment. Joysticks are supported. The other points where added to the todo list. (The problem with the keyboard setting is that PC keyboards have trouble with detecting multiple key presses - this is why one must take care choosing the players controls... - of course the best solution would be to allow customization of the controls without source code editing and compilation ;-) But anyway we need intuitive default settings - feel free the suggest your favourite settings ! My favourite (from old days): Player 1: Up: q Down: a Left: o Right: p (non-intuitive I guess ;-) Player 2: cursor keys on number block (problematic with laptops) The current hard-coded settings   [Reply]

	We need some free music (mod) ? posted by karme @ 80.131.87.17 on Dec 7 2002 7:12 AM
Are you a musician and want to donate a song for this game ? Format should be mod (or similar s3m xm ....) Style should be 80s Size matters Thanks in advance To contact us - either post a comment or visit the ADIC homepage.
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	feedback posted by karme @ 134.2.228.29 on Oct 5 2002 8:11 AM
We need some feedback !! Until now it seems noboddy is playing this game ?
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Re: feedback posted by tomble @ 195.92.194.17 on Oct 6 2002 8:03 PM   Personally, I think it sounds pretty interesting, but I'm not about to upgrade my compiler just for the DOPE++ thing, which apparently wants a 3.X version of g++. Can't speak for anyone else tho. Good luck with the project, anyways, Linux can always do with more varied games.   [Reply]   Re: feedback posted by Anonymous @ 134.2.228.79 on Oct 18 2002 9:32 AM   Thanks for your comment. We know that the gcc3 dependency is a problem for many people but that is why we release binaries. And C++ developers should IMHO use gcc3 anyway. Currently a server is running (2002-10-18 16:30UTC to perhaps 17:30 UTC)   [Reply]   Re: feedback posted by Anonymous @ 209.53.212.93 on May 12 2003 1:35 PM   There are millions of computers out there loaded with gcc 2.x and glibc 2.1.x or 2.2.x, and it isn't always a simple option to upgrade. Though if you provide glibc 2.x i386 compatible binaries, that's fine.   - raven morris   [Reply]   Re: feedback posted by Anonymous @ 198.54.202.66 on Jan 26 2008 12:44 PM   I am a bit new to linux but is would seem that i have gcc 4 but the configure script for DOPE++ complains my compiler is to old. Maybe revise the code that checks the version number of gcc [or maybe i'm mistaken]? (i couldn't do it as i can merely write a loop in bash ;) i tried to work around it by replacing the 'exit's by 'echo's and all went fine untill it asked for libxml (which i think i did install) and i decided to leave the whole thing for another day). I am running Ubuntu Gutsy on a Intel Core2Duo machine and trying to compile DOPE++ 0.1.0 terminal output: (./configure) ... checking for g++... g++ checking whether we are using the GNU C++ compiler... yes checking whether g++ accepts -g... yes checking how to run the C++ preprocessor... g++ -E checking for gcc version >=3.x... configure: error: gcc is too old - we need gcc >=3 hannes@hannesu:~/bin/dope-0.1.0$ gcc --version gcc (GCC) 4.1.3 20070929 (prerelease) (Ubuntu 4.1.2-16ubuntu2) Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. -HannesJvV   [Reply]