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[Richard Houser]

I'm definitely interested in helping with the gaming stuff.  I've
already contacted TransGaming, given some basic information about what
we were hoping to do about the gaming, and asked if they would be
willing to donate temporary licenses so we could also use Cedega related
scripts.  I'll start another thread to start collecting game license info.

Ohh, and I finally got the IPv6 stuff working.  It was a really
strange/stupid combination of minor things (including a partial failing
of a NIC under a specific kernel version) adding up to some really
strange testing.

Caleb Cushing wrote:
> I'm extremely interested in your game work. I'm trying to do 5 gaming
> demo machines for penguicon. If your interested in helping... let me
> know.
> 
> On 2/23/07, Richard Houser <rick at divinesymphony.net> wrote:
>> I never got a copy of this message back, so I assume the list must have
>> ate it.
>>
>> I attended last Thursday's meeting, but I thought I should say hello to
>> everyone.
>>
>> I've been running Linux almost exclusively for about five to six years
>> now (since around the Caldera 2.x era).  There is plenty to learn, and
>> there will always be.  Right now, I'm stuck trying to get IPv6 working
>> via some OpenWRT routers and haven't been making any real progress.  If
>> anyone else has gotten IPv6 working, I'd appreciate a second set of eyes
>> over my troubleshooting logs.  Right now, it's looking like Comcast is
>> dropping IP6 tcp (but not icmp6) packets inside the 6to4 tunnel.
>>
>> I am a casual gamer and have a lot of scripts setup for games like
>> NeverWinter Nights, Starcraft, Warcraft 2 BNE, Warcraft 3 TFT, Diablo2,
>> EverQuest, and several others to make them behave like a normal *nix
>> program (read-only program directory, game data stored inside $HOME,
>> etc).  If anyone is interested, I'd be happy to share these scripts (if
>> the game in question happens to be commercial, you still have to own a
>> copy).  Some of these require WineHQ, some require Cedega, and at least
>> NeverWinter Nights just runs natively (but writes into the program
>> directory).
>>
>> I'll see everyone at the next meeting,
>>
>> -Rick
>>
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