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I'm a great fan of of Tribes 1/2 and am also new to Linux. From what I understand you need to have the Linux version of Tribes 2 from www.lokigames.com. Even though there website is still up, they aren't in business no more. I don't know if you can get the Windows version of Tribes 2 to install.
I've searched hi and low for someone selling the Linux version of Tribes 2, but no luck
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i think you can buy tribes 2 at: http://tuxgames.com
plus, loki should have a reseller list.
also, if you already have tribes 2, you probably could get linux native binaries at: ftp://ftp.lokigames.com
Originally posted by LavaDevil94 so i guess oakstaff will have to buy the game off of tuxgames.
if its still in stock .......
i understand the frustration fully .... I' myself have 3 copies (win versions) which I bought to have different accounts / ALIASeS (sometimes I' play so poorly .. i wish not to embaress myself ) .....
if you use bittorrent *cough cough* ... i'd check out suprnova
Originally posted by Lostman Why not just try Winex?
from all past x.p.'s .... wineX wouldn't even run Tribes1 .... I tried tribes2 for kicks .... and I got exactly that (lots of them) ....
it works for bf1942 .... but not for the not quite so cpu/system intensive ones ....
i'd love to get some of my old games working correctly .... but none of the 10-15 different emu's i've tried work for enough of these to justify keeping it around ??
Originally posted by mass_nerder from all past x.p.'s .... wineX wouldn't even run Tribes1 .... I tried tribes2 for kicks .... and I got exactly that (lots of them) ....
Actually the latest version of Winex (3.2-1) is running Tribes2 quite nicely, you just need to edit the prefs file to disable the intro movie to get it to start (see Transgaming forums for instructions).
Only problem I am encountering is it freezes after completing the first map online, while attempting to load the next map. Im currently trying to work out if this is my router blocking something, or some Winex related issue.
Also, I have the Loki version of Tribes2 as well, but the Loki installer falls over because of glibc incompatability, as far as I can tell. Would love to be able to load up the Linux version instead of running under Winex.
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