Wrong. The PSP is case-insensitive. Your one and only problem is that you were disconnecting before everything was flushed to the PSP.

I think I might have the same problem. Whenever stuff starts getting a little busy with 3D, I get lots of dropped frames.

Just to let you know, xmame is dead. You'd be better off downloading and installing SDLMAME.

d2_racing wrote: Just add yourself to the cdrom group and reboot you box

There's no need to reboot the box. This isn't Windows.
Just a login and logout will suffice.

Same problem here.

The author took the game down after being approached by the company that created Geometry Wars for the Xbox 360, which Gridwars is basically a clone of. So we'll never be seeing this in portage.

Most likely caused by Beryl. Never saw this happen otherwise.

It's 100% normal for Quake, as well as most 3D games and emulators to do that.

To have spell checking enabled, be sure you have one of the several spell checkers (aspell and so on) installed as well as a dictionary for it. Then enable spell checking in Configure Kopete -> Behavior -> Chat tab -> Enable automatic spell checking.

I used to play with all the alternative kernels, but I find none of them were very stable and the change in speed was really a placebo effect. Nothing really to change kernels for unless they have some features you need. I just stick with gentoo-sources now, which has a few low latency/desktop ...

Voltago wrote:kwin supports replace too (and so do probably most other window managers). So

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kwin --replace
start_your_game
emerald --replace

should work.

Use aquamarine instead of emerald.

Darkstalker you are still saying that this has to do with someone not wanting to learn the base assumption being that the current way things work warrants no changes at all after you learn it because it is the most effective and efficient way of doing things. This is of course false on its face ...

I never once said that Unix/Linux is perfect or that everything MS did with Windows is wrong. I don't see the point of changing everything to suit someone that doesn't want to learn how a system works. We've got standards and while those standards aren't perfect, they are pretty damn good. All this ...

So how does that make this proposal bad, and why must you assume that the people asking for this don't know thier way around a unix box? All you have said so far is "I know how it works so anyone who suggests anythong different is being lazy." Would I be lazy if I suggested that Windows learn to ...

My impression of the average user requesting this new set up. *ahem*

"Waaaaaah, I want to be cool and elite like my other Linux-using friends and give MS a big middle finger... but I don't want to learn a damn thing about Linux at all. Actually, I want you to change everything to suit me because I ...

Yep, I totally agree. We need black.

Actually, I would go one step further and say that all the other shirts should be in black and blue as well. White just looks bad.

My impression of the average user requesting this new set up. *ahem*

"Waaaaaah, I want to be cool and elite like my other Linux-using friends and give MS a big middle finger... but I don't want to learn a damn thing about Linux at all. Actually, I want you to change everything to suit me because I ...

Yes, /var please.

There's no point in running glxgears because there is no 3d acceleration. Because there is no direct access to the graphics card, we can't have 3d acceleration, and X uses the fbcon driver.

Your soundcard is probably already busy because you have a sound daemon active or playing music or something.
Well he said that sound works with some ROMS, so that doesn't seem to be the reason.

Some of the sound daemons have timeouts, such as arts where if it doesn't play any sound for a minute ...

Your soundcard is probably already busy because you have a sound daemon active or playing music or something.

AMD64'D!

The Marathon engine... essentially what Halo was before it became Halo.

Try installing alephone-infinity, I believe it installs the data files for you. I know I did not have to install them manually.

I have been playing Aleph One on my Mac lately, so I decided to install it for Linux as well.

The problem is this: I don't know where to put the data files (ex Sounds, Map, Shapes, etc...)

I installed it through portage, and the actual game binary is installed in /usr/games/bin . All I need to ...

KFTPGrabber is another KDE FTP utility in Portage. No idea if it supports directory syncro.