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where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? |
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where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? -
22-03-2005
the fileplanet one is still the old version of CS 1.6...
and I can't use the "updater" program in GNU/Linux because of my modem card |
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? |
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? -
22-03-2005
you HAVE to install it using the updater, when you're using GNU/Linux AFAIK. If you have a 2nd PC, plug your PCI Winmodem into that one, network both and have Windows do the NAT/gateway for your Linux box.
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? |
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? -
22-03-2005
I'm not sure about this, but can you copy the cache files from a windows machine to a linux one? If so, concider burning them all the CD, and copying them that way
 At least then, all you would need are the executables :p |
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? |
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Re: where to download HLDS for GNU/Linux? -
22-03-2005
http://shrikebot.bots-united.com/how...d-howto-0.html
Look in the url section.  I case if you forgot howto give install / update command... it's in there to.  |
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