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MPlayer OSX is just a frontend to the mplayer binary. I recommend compiling mplayer from CVS and using GUI. The version distributed with MPlayer OSX is always going to be old compared to CVS. Personally, I'd rather use mplayer from the shell but I know a lot of people enjoy using GUI programs.

1. Penguin 2. Glasses 3. Jeeves from Ask Jeeves 4. bad thought = Butler + Maid.

woah.

OENOE

How about I give you $0.00 in your name for every time you troll threads?

Edit your Makefile and add '-no-cpp-precomp' to CFLAGS=

I guess the majority of people who purchase macs would love this. I don't think it would be something I would like, though... I like simple things that don't change colors or have bright colors. Hopefully they don't go too far with this idea/patent.

Does anyone agree? She can certify me anytime...

I thought that was the worst part of the whole trailer... Everything was looking good until he said that line.

It won't work through the router... I have a netgear rt314 and it just won't work. To see if you have it running try 'telnet localhost 113'

'sudo pico inetd.conf' uncomment the last like that had identd save the file and exit 'sudo kill -HUP pid' for pid you need to put the process id of inetd you can find it by doing something like: 'ps aux | grep -v grep | grep inetd'

Damn, that female TX can terminate me any time she wants... So hot.

What I recommend doing is the following: Install fink and use it to compile and install other unix programs. http://fink.sourceforge.net/download/index.php After you've installed fink open a terminal.app and type 'fink install bitchx' This will install all the programs that bitchx...

Brute force password hacking isn't really that hard to do... but I give him some credit. Then again the password to the computer was a name and wasn't even alphanumeric.

BitchX is a console app. You need to run it in a terminal window for it to work. The Mac OS X terminal app doesn't do a decent job with proper fonts for BitchX.. I recommend you install GLterm (using the sabvga font) or Xdarwin and use xterm or rxvt with a vga type font. You probably need...

You can use g++ to compile c++ code. 'man g++' to read the manual.

All you have to do is install the OSX latest point release. Then copy the pak0.pk3 from the CD to the hard drive. Even with a windows cd you'll have to do this. If there is a quake3 cd for mac os x it'll probably be a lot more expensive than a regular windows version...

Amen to that.

http://macosx.forked.net/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=6&t=000005 check that link out EDIT: It seems you can even ./configure maybe someone else can help out