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#4398: Add Enemy Territory into repositery (multiverse)
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This entry was marked as not being an idea the 12 July 08. To report a bug, please use the Ubuntu bug tracker.
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Not an idea
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Written by sedra the 12 Mar 08 at 19:59.
Category: Gaming.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: Not an idea
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Description
Please make ubuntu package for enemy territoy cause i'm noob and i cant install it manually
please vote +1
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pturing wrote on the 12 Mar 08 at 20:32
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+1
I'm not certain, but I think this would go in the 'partners' repository
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dan.fernandez wrote on the 12 Mar 08 at 22:18
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It's a very good and open source game, it could go in either repository.
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go_beep_yourself wrote on the 12 Mar 08 at 23:08
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Might as well be in the repos; I can't have the source to compile it.
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go_beep_yourself wrote on the 12 Mar 08 at 23:11
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An Ubuntu package could fix the sound by default by issuing those 2 commands and putting them in /etc/rc.local. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Remco wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 01:45
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If someone replaces all the proprietary artwork with a free alternative, it could be included in the standard repository. Right now it's doomed to third-party repositories.
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mikedep333 wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 03:01
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As much as I would love to see this, I believe ID's official position is that they do not want anybody repackaging their games (ie putting it in a deb in a repo.) We would need to convince them to let us repackage and distribute it.
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scubanator87 wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 04:24
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go_beeb_yourself: yes that only happened though when i was using my nvidia/realtek "daughter" card. when i took that out and used an old creative audio card i no longer had the problem I guess a modprobe or something might have to be done to check for certain hardware.
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voxpelli wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 08:23
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Which Enemy Territory are we talking about? The old Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory or the new Enemy Territory: Quake Wars?
As far as I know none of them are open source any way - but they work on linux and especially Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory would be nice to be able to install easily because it's a good multiplayer game as far as I've heard and it plays well on older computers where linux in general already is very strong.
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tomatz wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 09:08
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[quote]An Ubuntu package could fix the sound by default by issuing those 2 commands and putting them in /etc/rc.local. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Yeah i have this prob on my eeepc.
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MiKom wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 11:51
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Enemy territory could go to multiverse repository, just like TeamSpeak but ID would have to agree to repackage the game.
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days_of_ruin wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 14:44
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etqw isn't open source but there is a linux installer
that could be in the repos.(Not sure if the installer is oss
thou)
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sedra wrote on the 13 Mar 08 at 16:45
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can any geek make an ubuntu package please! not officially.Sure he will not go to jail for that please !!!!
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davidakablaz wrote on the 13 Apr 08 at 13:48
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ET can be easily installed and you shouldn't have problems making the patch selector ;) but it would be nice if you would write enemy territory in the synaptic and it would find the package
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dima.shmidt wrote on the 30 May 08 at 16:02
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We need ET in add/remove software, not only synaptic...
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