[GLLUG] Computer Lounge wiki

Jason Green jave27 at gmail.com
Tue Mar 6 22:17:09 EST 2007


On 3/6/07, Caleb Cushing <xenoterracide at gmail.com> wrote:
> partial game list (all games include there expansions)
> game               licenses needed
> Quake4                   5 (WE NEED LICENSES OR THIS WILL NOT BE SHOWCASED)
> UT '04                      4
> Doom 3                    3
> Neverwinter Nights 3?
> Warcraft 3               3
> Diablo 2                    3
> StarCraft                  3
> Quake 3                   ???
> FreeCiv                    - (free licenses not needed)
> (more pending)
>
>
> did we give the go ahead on half-life 2? can we place CS Source on
> Lan? How about Jedi Knight 2 and Jedi Academy we had one (both last
> year) and hit man 2  did we do the max payne series?
>
> I want this Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Dark Crusade: 1.x (gold on
> wine is it better on cedega?)
>
> Jason do we need to put up credit on that page for transgaming's
> donation of cedega licenses? we probably should.

>From that list, I have actual licenses for HL2, CS:S, Warcraft 3, and
StarCraft.  One thing we could consider is having the CDs available to
check out, but install the games on each PC.  That way, when someone
wants to play a game, they come to the front desk and sign out for the
disc, then return it when they're finished.  Cedega supports copy
protection properly on most of those games, so this would be feasible
and we could avoid having to use no-cd cracks which are of
questionable legality anyway (I fully support them in theory, but I
don't think their legal status has ever been actually tested).
Vanilla Wine won't support most of the copy protection methods used by
many of those games.  Cedega doesn't support SecuROM 7 at the moment,
which is used by the version of Dawn of War that I have (the Gold
Edition).

Crediting Transgaming for the licenses would be appreciated as well.

FYI - my personal machines that will be used at the event will likely
have quite a few more games than that list available.


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