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The standard GP2X player only plays AVIs.

Try setting TERM to "linux" - that's what it is on the gp2x

The maemo version uses GTK, I managed to build a version for the GP2X using QEMU, it works but the settings dialogs etc are too big for the screen.

:huh: It's called a web browser

XPDF works on the GP2X (see GP2XPdf) so yes, the screen will even be a high enough resolution to make it useful.

Thank you, a great game.

Good looking games. Hard to tell about porting. What language are they written in and what graphics/sound libraries are used. If it's C/C++ and use a cross platform library e.g. SDL it may well be possible.

Linux: Akregator Windows: Feedreader

I use ClamAV on my Linux box - should work for the Pandora

boardNum is an int but you are indexing it like an array you want boardInfo[player]->boardNum edit: not sure what you want boardInfo[numOfPlayers] is off the end of the array!

It works on my f-100 MKI, so it is going to be the blitter or the sound frequency For the sound frequency add: [sound] sound_freq=22050 to the allegro.cfg Good game, could do with volume control though

I don't think you need to do any more to it, anything with zombies and mutants has got to be perfect :)

The GP2X (I have an F-100 MK I) is usable as an e-book reader, this is what I use it for most. I just use the built in reader. I read in the mornings before I get up and on the train to and from work, it works fine in those lighting conditions. The screen size is fine, 3.25 inches and 50...

I've ported a PDF reader but I still prefer the built in text reader. The screen is just too small, although I've heard that the Custom PDF facility of manybooks.net can be used to get PDFs that are readable without lots of scrolling. There are also other good text readers available in the...

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Cheers, I'll add them in.

An advert on the loading screen because the game takes some time to load is ok, the game taking a long time to load because of the advert is not.

The court case is a waste of time. TPB does not host infringing material and also points to legal stuff. Even if it's shut down you can find the same stuff with google.

I've been using various *nixes for over 20 years and I still keep finding new commands and options.