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In the BM server we have a file that contains the name, id and guildid of every player, it's used for the buddy list and to do some guild things impossible now on EL. But Mihai did some testing and it does not work very well for such a large number of players.

We only added ñ Ñ á à É í à ó Ó ú Ú in the last update. If someone makes a list of missing characters it will be easier for us to add them.

Wouldn't be easier to just log these things in the server?

I reached the same conclusion when I looked into this some months ago.

I compiled without problems after removing the 2 SDL_opengl.h includes (on VC6).

It seems you did. I didn't know

Merged the patch, good work It's not that bad, but there are some already accepted patches marked as open.

When you reset, all the perks are lost. You have to unequip and equip your cape again to get the perk effect. Anyways this is fixed and will be added probably on the next server update.

Nice window Commited it.

Cantonese and Mandarin are pronounced very different. The spoken communication between a cantonese only speaker and a mandarin only speaker is impossible (or very difficult). Also they have some different written characters. You cant compare this to english and english spoken in US.

Change the variable limit_fps in el.ini. 0 means it'll try to draw as many frames as possible.

I'm not trying to claim that it's easier to compile a program on windows. The problem is that to install many things on Linux you are forced to compile. Reasons could be many, but even when you are not required to compile much more user interaction will be needed in Linux than in Windows. The pen drive is just an example, but there are many things that will force you to recompile the kernel: from a new kernel(this is prety obvious ) new hardware like wifi cards, adsl usb modems, or simply because you dont like the default options. You can't expect a computer iliterate person to recompile the kernel, properly choose what partitions he should create, configure a boot loader or even more easy things like using mount, etc. And about VisualC++ Microsoft offers free versions. Here you are talking about specific problems you have and have nothing to do with the dificulty of using Windows. I never used XP but anyways I find that hard to believe. If you disable that new eye hurting green and blue UI and all the useless system services it has by default you may have some speed increases, but that is comparable to disabling sshd or many other things that come by default in a Linux instalation. Also note I'm only comparing the dificulty of using it from a newbie point of view and I'm not discussing what operative system is more secure, stable, cheap, fast, etc And now thanks to our useless discussions Aerowind is not being helped...

Do you actually believe what you are saying? This may be a bit exaggerated Example number 1: Using a USB pen drive WINDOWS - Connect to USB port - You automatically have a new drive - Use it. Linux: - Connect to USB port - Nothing happens - Good now lets waste some time reading what you must do. - We ONLY have to recompile the kernel with scsi support and maybe add some filesystems - Now use mount to use it. Example number 2: Installing a program Windows: - Download - Double click - Use program Linux: - Download - tar xzvf file - configure, make. Start praying now. - I only need 398724932 libs more. - Download libs - tar xzvf file - configure, make. Start praying now. - Infinite loop

It looks good, but to do this properly some things should be done before: - Improvements to the windowing system to handle key presses. - Input widget. Adding multiple channel support would be nice too, but that will depend on the server implementation. However it could be useful right now to redirect the channel chat to another tab for example. *edit*Corrected some typos.

Roja added the new characters to font.bmp: http://img122.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img122&image=font7dj.png You'll need to use a recent CVS version to make this work.