We didn't forget about you. I just checked the Lenny backports and they don't have a more recent version of either app in the repo. What you may want to do is temporarily activate the testing repo, pull down the new versions of the games, then deactivate the repo again. I don't think that will cause any dependency problems, but, to make sure, I'm going to try it first on a lenny install I'm putting on a virtual machine and I'll let you know how that works. Be patient and I might have a step by step how-to in a day or so.
Right now i have the zip for nexuiz.2.5.1 and been running the sh file to play.
it runs without a problem , haven't check out mutliplayer yet
now they are up 2.5.2.
just wonder how to config them into the system.
might just make icons for nexuiz since it updates so fast.
From Unstable, heh, your a brave person. I ran Debian Sid as my main distro for a few years, so I'm not surprised that it's working. Also, my worries about dependencies, since everything is working for you, were just worries. That does not mean that I'm not going to experiment and let you know the results. Have fun, you earned it.
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We didn't forget about you. I just checked the Lenny backports and they don't have a more recent version of either app in the repo. What you may want to do is temporarily activate the testing repo, pull down the new versions of the games, then deactivate the repo again. I don't think that will cause any dependency problems, but, to make sure, I'm going to try it first on a lenny install I'm putting on a virtual machine and I'll let you know how that works. Be patient and I might have a step by step how-to in a day or so.
Tom
it runs without a problem , haven't check out mutliplayer yet
now they are up 2.5.2.
just wonder how to config them into the system.
might just make icons for nexuiz since it updates so fast.
downloading OA8.1 tonight see how to play that.
main , data , server *deb files
then installed them using gdeb.
it working fine. online battles are working too.