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21. incursion 1.1.0 not running at all - in Linux [original thread]
A bit late to the table but another possibility is setting Wine's Windoze version to Vista or later. Basically leave Wine set to WinXP for reliable function is the rule of thumb. ----- The Eve Client - A Love Story - The single biggest fix CC...
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.20 16:02:00
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22. Crash shortly after login - in Linux [original thread]
EVE/Wine Crashes when EVE fails a character portrait request ----- The Eve Client - A Love Story - The single biggest fix CCP ever did to Eve. Keep it up!
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.20 15:58:00
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23. Crash shortly after login - in Linux [original thread]
I suspect you had struck the packet loss bug. Where when a portrait fails to load then Eve bombs. I think this was a Wine bug that was fixed a couple months back just after the new auto-loading barbie and ken portraits were introduced. ----- Th...
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.20 14:56:00
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24. Crash shortly after login - in Linux [original thread]
Err, that was more a reply to EVE doesn't seem to patch but still applies here. ----- The Eve Client - A Love Story - The single biggest fix CCP ever did to Eve. Keep it up!
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.20 01:47:00
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25. Crash shortly after login - in Linux [original thread]
I'm currently using Wine 1.2.2 and have had no problems installing and running http://content.eveonline.com/evepremiumpatch247655-259851_m.exe and sound works too. Also don't have vcrun2008 either. Only thing I do from vanilla Wine is add fonts...
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.20 01:44:00
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26. Computer Freezing (hardlock) If you got it please post spec. - in Linux [original thread]
Edited by: Solbright on 19/05/2011 00:01:02 Originally by: Avrien I get temporary freezes and occasional lockups. I also get a lot of CTDs. Geforce 8800 is excellent choice for functionality in Linux. Eve crashes should be non-exist...
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.18 23:53:00
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27. New Dev Blog: Littlethings4lyfe - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: CCP Soundwave Originally by: Archestratidas >>The show info page wonĘt show another players standing to EVERYTHING IN THE UNIVERSE. From now on, it will only display standings relevant to you. This basically li...
- by Solbright - at 2011.05.18 03:24:00
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28. Resizing windows beyond their limits - in Linux [original thread]
I definitely remember Eve's windows having a minimum size limit in the past. Have to go back a while though. I doubt I'd be able to find a Wine version that still runs current Eve while providing the correct behavior. I just popped around to a fr...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.31 14:41:00
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29. Containers and Access to their Content - in Player Features and Ideas Discussion [original thread]
Originally by: Auron Solaris I would like it so that cans in stations are able to keep their settings each time they are configured, having them reset all the time is rather painful as I have just expressed above. I think you're referri...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.30 11:11:00
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30. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: AC Tesla Seriously, visiting an ammo container once a month is too rigid. Thank you. Good to get some support. Secure cans can't be probed btw. But that's the sort of thing that should be introduced. Say, instead of dele...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.28 11:34:00
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31. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: Mashie Saldana Just visit your cans once a month and they will remain there as long as you are subscribed. The rather silly monthly requirement isn't even the problem. The real problem is they just vanish. There's no give...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.27 12:48:00
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32. Resizing windows beyond their limits - in Linux [original thread]
Originally by: Kaliba Mort I think it may have something to do with Wine not filtering inputs, while windows checks if window size makes sense. Making a big assumption there. Behavior is likely just the same on Windoze. After all, Direc...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.26 11:15:00
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33. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: Mashie Saldana Tbh I don't care why they are deleted but I do prefer it now when it isn't a few hundred anchored cans in every belt turning them into yellow clouds. That's not the issue of concern here. What matters is al...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 13:56:00
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34. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Originally by: Matthew ... having to retrieve all the container info from the database every time someone jumps into the system because it doesn't all fit in the cache is NOT good for server performance). That may be a slightly reasonab...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 11:25:00
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35. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Grid load times, for cans back then at least, were mostly the client burdened with the effort of inserting the update packet into it's internal simulator. Which is quite different to the server sending it out since the server already has the conte...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 08:34:00
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36. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Edited by: Solbright on 23/10/2010 05:34:40 Originally by: Gerard Deneth Originally by: Solbright Player observable performance wise, stuttering, was purely a client side issue so was always a false claim. This particular prob...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 05:28:00
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37. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Edited by: Solbright on 23/10/2010 04:35:15 Originally by: Solbright The only solid explanation that would cause CCP to modify the game so dramatically from one of a sandbox to one of emptiness is the slow but fatal depletion of item I...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 04:32:00
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38. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
Edited by: Solbright on 23/10/2010 04:19:27 Originally by: Rakshasa Taisab Originally by: Solbright We finally have the real reason for the mass deletion of secure canisters ... can we have them back now please? Or at the very...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 04:17:00
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39. New Dev Blog: 64 bits should be enough for everybody - in EVE Information Portal [original thread]
We finally have the real reason for the mass deletion of secure canisters ... can we have them back now please? Or at the very least reinstate a more reasonable policy of NOT auto deleting them in deep space! ----- The Eve Client - A Love Stor...
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.23 02:37:00
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40. Tyrannis 1.1 optional patch for Thursday, October 21 - in EVE General Discussion [original thread]
I'm ****ing myself here! Good read everyone. ----- The Eve Client - A Love Story - The single biggest fix CCP ever did to Eve. Keep it up!
- by Solbright - at 2010.10.21 13:36:00
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