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<t>You're playing on a laptop aren't you? By default Pioneer uses the "numpad" of a full length keyboard to move the camera around.As Vuzz says you can press ESC, or pause twice, and remap the control keys.Plenty of laptops have a function key that lets you use other keys as your number pad. It ...

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UR-2110 enters frame OchoaworldUR-2110 enters frame King SpaceportZZ-8832 alert changed to SHIP_NEARBYUR-2110 alert changed to SHIP_NEARBYUR-2110 AICompleted: inboundUR-2110 ordering orbitZZ-8832 leaves frame King SpaceportZZ-8832 alert changed to NONEUR-2110 alert changed to ...

<t>It seems to build quite well ( env CFLAGS=" -O3 -pipe" CXXFLAGS=" -O3 -pipe" CC="clang" CXX="clang++" CPP="clang-cpp" ./configure ) on FreeBSD 9.0-RC1 amd64.A few warnings like this do pop up but they don't seem to keep it from running.<br/>
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<t>If your machine is at all reasonably fast, building from source is probably as easy, if not easier, than trying to keep up with the various pre-built alphas &/or nightlies.http://pioneerspacesim.net/wiki/index.php?title=Compiling_pioneerIt takes less than 5 minutes to compile on a 2gHz dual-core ...

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Brianetta wrote:<br/>
BSD has a far more commercially friendly license. There's absolutely no obligation whatsoever to contribute all (or even any) of your changes back to the public. Apple couldn't have done what they did with BSD, with Linux.Having said that, though, Apple did contribute ...

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s2odan wrote:<br/>
does anyone have an example of when it actually works? IE company appears, forks project, commits their changes into the main repository, changes are pulled into project..... they sell their 'product' however they adhere to the law.<br/>
Apple did so with the FreeBSD ...

Gads, that data/music/core/ship_destroyed/tombstone2.ogg was going to drive me around the bend. >:|

I can't even begin to suggest how awesome the 1980s were.

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robn wrote:<br/>
* Populated systems are now highlighted in the sector view. This is highly experimental, and the throbber effect will likely be tweaked in the future. We're interested to hear what you think of displaying more information in the sector and system views<br/>
Seeing the ...

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durandal wrote:<br/>
What driver?I can start from both points without problems. I use ati driver with DRI disabled <E>;-)</E> , it is slow somehow on Intel Celeron M but still playable.<br/>
radeonThanks for the hint, I'll test it with DRI disabled.Edit: Wow, that's slow*, but no crashes ...

<t>It's pretty: I've played quite a lot of Oolite, & this is really only vaguely nothing like it. ;)I managed to build successfully using gmake, though FreeBSD doesn't have alloca.h, a simple "s/alloca.h/stdlib.h/g" suffices.It runs fairly well, albeit without shaders, if I start at the debug point ...