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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2013-01-01
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I think secret maryo chronicles and others games being ported would be a good start for the new year, if someone or some people could it port, it would mean even more enjoyment from our n900's.
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2. N900 + KP51, CSSU Thumb, Meecolay
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2013-01-01
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Armagetron Advanced
http://sourceforge.net/projects/armagetronad
Some work on making it GLES is already done: https://code.launchpad.net/~aavoodoo
http://sourceforge.net/projects/armagetronad
Some work on making it GLES is already done: https://code.launchpad.net/~aavoodoo
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2013-06-05
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http://www.meridian59.com/
Meridian59 is the first MMORPG, I beta tested in in '94 or '95 and it is a bit ugly to todays mega polygon user but it was fun. They OSS'd it recently and the source is available on the front page, there are two servers one for starter/social fun and one more for hard core pvp. I think I ran it on a 486 with a generic 1Mb vid card so it will surely race along on a N900.
Last edited by biketool; 2013-06-05 at 12:30.
Meridian59 is the first MMORPG, I beta tested in in '94 or '95 and it is a bit ugly to todays mega polygon user but it was fun. They OSS'd it recently and the source is available on the front page, there are two servers one for starter/social fun and one more for hard core pvp. I think I ran it on a 486 with a generic 1Mb vid card so it will surely race along on a N900.
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2013-06-05
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Originally Posted by biketool
Appears to be Windows only... it would be a lot of work to port.
http://www.meridian59.com/
Meridian59 is the first MMORPG, I beta tested in in '94 or '95 and it is a bit ugly to todays mega polygon user but it was fun. They OSS'd it recently and the source is available on the front page, there are two servers one for starter/social fun and one more for hard core pvp. I think I ran it on a 486 with a generic 1Mb vid card so it will surely race along on a N900.
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2013-06-06
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Originally Posted by shawnjefferson
Requires virtual studio compiling, but I think that is possible with the right compilation libs, meridian59 has not been OSS for long so not surprised that there is not a native port, thought it runs on wine for x86.
Appears to be Windows only... it would be a lot of work to port.
If not meridian59 then Second Life viewer is also OSS. I wonder if I can get it to run chroot debian?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Life
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2013-06-06
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Originally Posted by biketool
The whole GUI, scene rendering and probably many other parts would have to be rewritten as they use Windows specific APIs (from what I saw with a quick look at the source.) There will be no native port without a rewrite of these parts. There is no wine capable of running this on the n900 either.
Requires virtual studio compiling, but I think that is possible with the right compilation libs, meridian59 has not been OSS for long so not surprised that there is not a native port, thought it runs on wine for x86.
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2013-06-08
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Would be cool to see a working Hedgewars version for N900.
I fiddled with it years ago but never managed to get hardware acceleration to work properly (I basically took the version from Debian ARM's repos, via easy-debian, and attempted to use maemo's own libraries with it, which actually worked, but really slow).
I fiddled with it years ago but never managed to get hardware acceleration to work properly (I basically took the version from Debian ARM's repos, via easy-debian, and attempted to use maemo's own libraries with it, which actually worked, but really slow).
They are open source, they are very good, they run smoothly even on quite low end hardware (my thinkpad x41 with intel graphics + debian runs them smooth as butter) and they would fit perfectly on handheld/mobile (Torus Trooper with accelometer control, anyone?).
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