In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
SirDibos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> We need X versions too (I'm not going anywhere near svgalib or other console
>> stuff, I've been forced to reboot too many times, which isn't very funny
>> when I've also got other users logged in).
>
> Ummmmmm. My system is a home system. Why were you running full console
> games on a production system anyways?
It's not a production system. It's my home system, but I provide various
services on it as well because I'm just such a nice guy :)
(I have a network connection in my college room... there are advantages to
being at uni)
> My enemies are right, Unix isnt a gaming system.... when its being used
> for production at the same time. However, for a home system, its perfect
> for a game system. Just dont mix 'em up, and you'll be fine.
But I can mix X games with everything else, no problem. I can even play
quake without affecting anything else.
> Everyone, if you want to play console games and have stability at the same
> time, just pray that Linus will one day wake up, smell the coffee, and
> sanction GGI.
I agree that GGI looks interesting.
