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<0> hey micks
<1> gaminggeek, hey
<0> Whats up?
<1> gaminggeek, not much really, working on some articles right now
<0> Cool
<0> Watcha writing about?
<1> linux gaming news
<0> Cool :D
<0> Who do you write for?
<1> its pretty much a summary of what was going on in the past month or so -- it's for the printed mag
<1> linuxexpres.cz
<0> hmm I cant under stand that :(
<1> but I've also joined the fine folks over at linuxgames.com
<0> not english :(
<1> where the news are more fresh
<0> Cool :)
<1> and comprehensible for non-czech speakers ;)
<1> s/news are/news is/
<0> :)
<0> Well written new post :)
<0> *news
<0> The Broken Hourgl*** should be cool :)
<0> Linux needs more RPGS :D
<1> yeah
<0> We only have nwn :)
<1> true
<1> there aren't many top quality rpgs out there for windows either
<1> if you don't count the mmo sort
<0> yea
<0> and even then they are average :)
<0> although guild wars is very nice :)
<0> Hmm What good rpg would you say is on windows?
<1> well, that's kind of hard to tell, since I don't actually use Windows, but
<0> True
<1> I wouldn't say no to either Oblivion or NWN2 for instance ;)
<0> ooooo oblivion true
<0> :)
<0> morrowind would be nice too have
<1> yeah, I loved Morrowind
<0> :)
<0> but alas bethesda seam to be windows people
<0> and bioware wgere pissed off by linux people :/
<0> and **** at porting :)
<1> heh
<1> well, don't be so quick to condemn bioware
<0> They are cool
<1> and don't forget it's actually not them who's doing nwn2
<0> oh realy?
<1> bioware only provided the engine
<0> hmm interesting
<1> obsidian develop the game and atari is the publisher
<0> well bioware are sitting in ms's pocket now with the xbox
<0> :<
<0> micks, although remember alot of id games do that and we still get linux ports
<0> like quake 4 was developed by raven
<1> yeah, it's still an "id game" though
<0> anyway I'm gonna go outside for a while
<1> nwn2 is not a "bioware game"
<0> hmm true
<1> k
<1> see ya
<0> ah realy?
<0> hmm
<0> ok :)
<0> Back
<0> Boo!
<0> Anyone around here
<0> ?
<2> yes! me!
<2> I'm starting to feel confident about Suupa Rori
<2> nothing like a half naked anime girl to make you feel motivated
<3> Uh, yeah. I'm here too.
<2> helo
<4> hello
<4> any linux gamers here?
<5> Nope
<5> :D
<5> I think that Windows gamers usually hang out in here. :D
<4> ah ok
<4> wrong channel I guess
<5> Guh
<1> ...
<5> Man. My sarcasm must need some work today.
<5> In other news, I made this great politically incorrect "Snakes on a Plane" parody in GIMP.
<5> There is a site full of them.
<5> http://new.snakeswhomissedtheplane.com/
<5> And here is my lovely submission...
<5> http://borgerding.org/snakes_hurricane.jpg
<1> heh
<5> GIMP makes really good speech balloons.
<1> wtf
<1> :
<1> http://allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:354034
<1> snakes on a train?
<5> Yeah. It's a bad b-movie parody.
<1> ah
<5> Coming out like 3 days before plane
<1> that's what they usually do
<5> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snakes_on_a_Train
<1> anyway, this snake thing appears to be big right now
<1> someone port a snake game to Linux, quick
<5> lgp-michael won't see snakes on a plane, but I'll sure bet he's got tickets to snakes on a train!
<1> sure
<1> it's definitely more British
<5> Hey. Snakes on a Train will be the worst movie of the year... Right below Snakes on a Plane.
<5> Heh.
<1> too bad there are no good realistic 3D snake sims
<5> I wonder if the British police have considered that snakes could be one of the suspected weapons that the alleged hijackers were going to use before being caught last week? :D
<1> I think they figured even terrorists would rather not smuggle venomous snakes on a plane in their underpants
<1> or something
<1> my friend went to UK for a holiday
<1> not only he got robbed, now he can't take his brand new laptop on board of the plane for the return flight
<5> Eek
<1> bad luck
<5> YOu can't take laptops?
<1> some airlines prohibit even laptops
<1> he checked and he can't
<5> Has this been going on before last week?
<1> nah
<5> In the US, it seems to only be liquids so far.
<1> after the hijackers affair things got pretty paranoid in the UK
<5> I think that, after a certain point, people need to start trying to balance the fear factor with what's practical.
<1> yeah
<5> It's not practical to tell people that they can't take their work with them - their computers.
<5> micks: Can it even be put in a suitcase with checked-in baggage?
<6> not much better in canada either
<6> brother & his wife & son got on the plane the other day
<6> there were a few things they couldnt take with them either
<1> zborgerd_, http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/08/10/HNlaptopschecked_1.html
<6> mind you, they weren't travelling out of the country, yet the resitrctions are in place either way :/
<1> zborgerd_, he's afraid the laptop won't survived the flight in checked baggage ;)
<1> *survive
<5> One has to wonder if these restrictions will ever be lifted.
<5> Rights and freedoms are taken away, and never returned.
<3> Oh no. It'll become part of a new "anti-terror" package.
<3> ls
<3> Not again.
<1> this is grand
<1> I just tried it out
<1> the lgp website, for whatever reason, redirects the users to the #icculus.org for quite a few of the "online discussions"
<1> however
<1> #icculus.org has a policy where only registered users can actually say something
<1> I always wondered why so many lgp-website-users joined, said nothing, and quit
<3> Aaah.
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