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It says "Not Found"
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Yeah it was a typo, check again
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Now it says this
2005-08-18 19:04:32.419 SoftwareUpdateCheck[4662] Checking for updates
19 Aug 18:57:46 ntpdate[5049]: step time server 17.254.0.28 offset -0.615555 sec
19 Aug 18:57:56 ntpdate[5050]: adjust time server 17.254.0.28 offset 0.002803 sec
dyld: /Users/matthew/Desktop/TheManaWorld-0.15/TheManaWorld.app/Contents/MacOS/TheManaWorld can't open library: /usr/lib/libcurl.3.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
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Post by nayr »

you need the latest version of curl.

on monday, there'll be a new build with a lower version of curl. I'm sure you can deal until then.
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Just saying...god...
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Post by godHead »

works for me. noticed you implemented game pads.
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Post by nayr »

awesome. I'll see if I can get the new buid up earlier


P.S. I didn't impliment GamePads?I think that's SDL doing the talking.
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YAY finally gosh
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so, when's this new build for lower versions of curl coming?
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Post by Bjørn »

Thanks.

Btw if this file has been tested enough please say so and we'll host it on SF. Make sure to use the following naming style though, consistent with other releases, I think it should be:

tmw-0.0.15-mac.dmg(.zip)

If it doesn't work on Tiger it could be "panther" instead of "mac". I put the .zip in parenthesis because I thought .dmg has compression support itself?
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i believe not, though i'm not totally sure as a non-mac user. anyways, mac archives usually come as stuffit (.sit) files, not zip. (hey, just mentioning...)
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ktm wrote:i believe not, though i'm not totally sure as a non-mac user. anyways, mac archives usually come as stuffit (.sit) files, not zip. (hey, just mentioning...)
Stuffit is not included in the latest version of the system. Zip is, as is .dmg. I'm pretty sure Apple is trying to get rid of .sit.
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they do? good thing! ever tried extracting a .sit on something else than a mac?
btw, dmg -does- actually have compression - but a sucky one, unfortunately. using bzip2 produces files about half as big.
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ktm wrote:they do? good thing! ever tried extracting a .sit on something else than a mac?
btw, dmg -does- actually have compression - but a sucky one, unfortunately. using bzip2 produces files about half as big.
You can get a bit better compression with .dmg by fiddling with hdiutil (the command line tool for it), but I'm not entirely sure if it's worth the trouble (hdiutil is quite arcane). The main reason for .dmg.zip is because poorly configured servers don't know what .dmg is and serve it as plaintext.
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