That's the plan9 shell I believe, sadly no. Trying out plan9 has been on my todo-list for sometime now.

Dare I say it, the EU pugs were better than the US ones this evening. :rolleyes: Sorry also for my terrible picks for that one game however, got a massive headache and had to go lie down.

Oh cool! I'm not a massive expert on coding either, I just write lots of shell scripts. As for using crux, you're welcome to try out my port repo.

On more playing, I think I am inclined to agree... What's the track?

Bad for offense mainly. With how strong boost core is as well, cappers are gonna have a hard time on this map.

Trees deadstopping you might kill the flow of the map, but other than that great improvements. I think any heavies will feel absolutely horrible for offence on this map, especially seeing as warp is semi-viable.

shaska the god

You Windows 10 traitor!

Remove the slides on elegiac as well.

3spooky5me

Come try crux out if you want to use a no-frills source distro.

It's not a BIOS then, it's a UEFI motherboard and those are completely different beasts in terms of specifications and chainloading firmware. I'm personally dreading the day I have to get buy for a new processor.

Linux Guru

Yep! I think it was because of some misconfigured DLL's that I was setting in wine's config file. I went for a minimal install base this time around and the issue is gone.

Hey guys, I've been using Linux as my only OS for for the past couple of months (as some of you probably know...), so I finally got around to writing this shell script to install legions on any unix-like OS with no fuss (and no PlayOnLinux either). It can be used to launch the game as well, and...

NET is no longer required for the launcher at all, and this is why I was saying this page was horribly out of date and no long applicable. directX also has nothing to do with the launcher, the message it produces is just telling you that it isn't installed so hence the game won't run.

Hard to diagnose really... Ubuntu is full of bloat, especially on the liveCD. Have you tried the stick in different USB ports? What version of ubuntu are you trying to use? Try loading the debian netinst that you can find here.

Is any of this even applicable anymore? The launcher got updated by GReaps months ago.