When it comes to paying, I'm a Linux user and certainly don't mind paying for something, fact is I won't pay for Windoze.

I bought a lot of software I think is good.

EDIT: In other words, you shouldn't assume Linux users don't upgrade hardware and never pay for software. I know many Linux users that do both of those happily, and some on a daily basis.

Bas' source is biased.

FF: What GPU features then? If I'm not wrong OpenGL 4.0 slapped DX11 all over the face.

What you said might have been true for OpenGL 2.0 to 3.0, those were a mess.



I obviously failed...

That is entirely up to your ISP, you could probably ask them specifically about an IPv4 address, but that also means every single person who wants to play FL with an ISP that only gives IPv6 addresses to do the same. Not to mention the fact that many ISPs will eventually refuse to support IPv4.

IPv4 will disappear sooner or later. I never asked for such a thing as reverse engineering the entire FL server, as that would be extremely hard to do compared to figuring out of all the FL server packages, how it handles NPCs etc. and rewriting the whole damn thing to support IPv6, and if needed, read from memory. As I mentioned already theres a huge problem here with how FL relies upon DirectPlay, and that the client itself would also need to support IPv6.

Building the server for Linux could be useful in some cases, although, very hard. Basing it on WINE is stupidity as far as stupidity goes in my opinion, as WINE is far from perfect.

WUT!? O.o

Thats what everyone says, and where EVE fails to attract new people.

What about just a *SKAPOWSH BOOM* zone?

EDIT: By that I mean a death zone would simulate a black hole due to gravitational pull.

Damnit Why! You always make everyone elses work look like its vert very easy.

Well, tbh I love how Nexus handles ship movement, and I must say you pretty much hit the nail there. Good work!

No! We don't play those games, now get back to modding you lazy bump!