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a GTA port (any GTA title) isnt going to happen. theres no source code out there. there was a commercially released game for the GP2X called Payback, very similar to the GTA2 engine. who knows, maybe the developers will try to port it themselves. the Gameboy GTA games are total crap, not...

oh i know. was just making conversation :P

thanks for coming out

RAID is an interesting idea. i cant say it would be useful to me, unless i had a file that needed to span across 2 cards. or i suppose, even a directory that spanned over 2 cards. yes those Flac files take up alot of room. Flac is quite overkill on a portable device with a headphone jack...

i wish wireless data was that cheap here in Canada. the best wireless company in canada is Rogers, and they offer 1gb/month for $60. but only on their "PC card plans". you can activate any Sim-card with them on their "PC card plans", and drop the SIM into any phone or device you like. much...

what are we referring to? Counter Strike Neo? or the bastardized Quake-1/Half-Life running on linux?

a Repo would be really cool, as long as it was managed properly. its only worthwhile having if its going to be updated frequently

mock up? no i think it was just a 'mock'

apparently a few years ago, Valve released an arcade version of Counterstrike called 'Counter Strike NEO', for the Asia market. it ran on Linux, using the halflife engine (GoldSRC). it would be interesting to find that software, and see if it can be modified to run Halflife.

good call. i wasnt really sure how they worked. only that the hard work is done for us, if we can borrow someone else's plugin library.

agreed. as much as WMA is my least favorite cock-in-the-ass.. support still needs to be there. alot of pay-per-download mp3 services use WMA only. but i dont really know how possible it is to make it DRM compatible. another thing that would be nice to see is support for VOB playback. for...

VLC is a great idea, i didnt think of that

skins arent really a concern of mine, although some might want it. its the Winamp plugins that would be neat. theres dozens of audio-file support plugins out there. everything from Xbox/Dreamcast audio file support, to Flac, and raw DVD audio

yeh thats the only BIG one im hoping for. it sounds like such an easy feature to implement, but so very few MP3 players support it. apple says the iPod supports it, but there is a noticable gap, if only 1ms, its there. Winamp does it flawlessly, if given a 2mb buffer.

i did some searching on here about this but didnt come up with much. it seems a few ppl asked about file support, but the only answer was 'lots'. so i posted up this thread to express my interest in seeing some good media player functionality. i was MP3 player shopping for the last 2 months...

im not sure, just read on a forum a few years ago about someone getting HL running on linux by chopping up a Quake 1 port. i dont think it was REALLY halflife, i think they just messed around with the maps until they were compatible with Q1, and then got all the models to work, then...

no offense to the Pandora team, but im going to guess i fall in the 9.9992/10 demograph that doesnt give a flip about someones signature on my game system. again dont be offended, I wouldnt even want my Pandora signed by John Carmack, Roberta Williams, or any other video game virtuosos...

anyone else have any desire to see HL1 on this Pandora dealy? alot of talk lately about Quake3, Q1, and Q2. Halflife runs on a tweaked up version of the Quake 1 engine. a while ago i heard of some people getting Halflife running on Linux, using a modified version of a Quake 1 port. i think...