The penguins think about fragging (polar bears)
As the Doom III frenzy escalates on an almost daily basis, it has emerged this morning that Windows 98 is not an operating system option, with the only versions of Microsoft’s OS supported confirmed as being XP and 2000
However, penguin loving open-source types will be please by id Software’s Todd Hollenshead stating that “Linux binaries will be available very soon after the PC game hits store shelves.”
Expect everything, and we mean everything, on Doom III, right here, as it breaks.
However, penguin loving open-source types will be please by id Software’s Todd Hollenshead stating that “Linux binaries will be available very soon after the PC game hits store shelves.”
Expect everything, and we mean everything, on Doom III, right here, as it breaks.
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Joji 28 Jul 2004 14:15
1/4
Well who is till running W98 out there. Mostly non-gamers who just wanna surf the net etc.
Nice to see Linux being supported though.
Nice to see Linux being supported though.
config 28 Jul 2004 15:21
2/4
Joji wrote:
>Well who is till running W98 out there. Mostly
>non-gamers who just wanna surf the net etc.
Or those who don't want to line MS' pockets further/subscribe to licence version evil.zero. Aside from GDI/User resource shortages, I found '98 to be just fine for what I do day-to-day.
>Nice to see Linux being supported though.
Yup. Props Id.
>Well who is till running W98 out there. Mostly
>non-gamers who just wanna surf the net etc.
Or those who don't want to line MS' pockets further/subscribe to licence version evil.zero. Aside from GDI/User resource shortages, I found '98 to be just fine for what I do day-to-day.
>Nice to see Linux being supported though.
Yup. Props Id.
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Pandaman 28 Jul 2004 19:20
3/4
Let me be the first to say that anyone expecting to play Doom III on Windows 98 probably can barely turn a computer on.
Rustman 30 Jul 2004 00:25
4/4
Aside from GDI/User resource
>shortages, I found '98 to be just fine for what I
>do day-to-day.
I take it you don't play games without a big blue screen interluding your play on a day to day basis then? :)
>shortages, I found '98 to be just fine for what I
>do day-to-day.
I take it you don't play games without a big blue screen interluding your play on a day to day basis then? :)