4aiman wrote:Intel Pentium 2.93 GHz
ATI ASUS EAX 1300 Pro
Win XP
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Total fps: 40-60.
BTW, Majong released Minecraft Pi Edition which works smoothly on Raspberry Pi.
Mito551 wrote:4aiman wrote:Intel Pentium 2.93 GHz
ATI ASUS EAX 1300 Pro
Win XP
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Total fps: 40-60.
BTW, Majong released Minecraft Pi Edition which works smoothly on Raspberry Pi.
Mojang* Mahjong is the game :P
minetest could that since quite a while. I remember someone posting about it on the forum
braithwa wrote:Tried running minetest on a cubie truck. It runs lubuntu on a dual core ARMv7 with 2G RAM.
It installs OK form the package manager.
It runs at about 0.5 FPS, i.e. one frame every two seconds, but at least it runs.
Well, it was worth a try.
Megaf wrote:The lowest configuration I was able to play minetest is on my Asus Eee PC 701.
1 GB of Ram
630 Mhz ~ 900 Mhz (OC)
Intel GMA 945 (Im not sure if tis a 915 or 945)
It plays at 5 FPS with maximum viewing thing set to 20.
Debian Wheezy 7.3.
I believe it could run faster with Windows XP, due to better Intel Graphics Driver for XP. However, I'm not installing Windows!
Sokomine wrote:How about mobile devices? I'm astonished as to how well it runs on my phone. It's a rather cheap android one which was not bought for gaming performance.
1 GHz dual core
1 GB RAM (not really comparable to a PC)
Resolution: only 480x735 (that helps a bit as well :-))
view range: 20 (yes, that's not much)
fps: 24-30 (and that's really smooth :-))
Operating system: Windows XP Home Edition
Main memory: 1984 MB
Processor: 3.06 GHz
Graphic chip type: SiS 661 (internal)
Total graphic memory: 64.0 MB
OpenGL version: 1.4.0
Hybrid Dog wrote:Have you tried out linux yet?
Krock wrote:root password needed everytime, same as abrove, until now I had no need for a "root" thingy, so not in future
Krock wrote:"sudo apt-get install ..", wtf? no .exe or .msi? Damn, don't make my life harder than it already is!
Krock wrote:"sudo apt-get install ..", wtf? no .exe or .msi? Damn, don't make my life harder than it already is!
Krock wrote:"xorg doesn't work", fq off, I don't need you, I only need a graphic driver!!
Krock wrote:I wouldn't be able anymore to program in .NET (C#) on LINUX/UNIX
Krock wrote:"Graphic card driver: VISA"?! NO! It's supposed to be SiS661 FX/GX!!
Novacain wrote:Windows: Congratulations! you just installed a computer eating virus! say good bye to this computer as we overide all setting and burn out the CPU!!!!!
(note: windows tried implementing a similar feature in vista. however, all the windows users raged at it)
linux: root password needed for virus to do any serious damage. your welcome.
Novacain wrote:help stop the windows plague. adjustment is minimal.
If you have enough harddrive space, you could laso run a dual boot with both windows and linux. Then you can still play those games ignorantly made for only Windows, and still bask in the freedom of open source software.
sfan5 wrote:WHAT THE F**K DID YOU SMOKE? USING A PACKAGE MANAGER IS WAY MORE CONVENIENT THAN INSTALLING EVERYTHING WITH A DIFFERENT INSTALLER.
sfan5 wrote:"explorer.exe doesn't work", fq off, I don't need you,
sfan5 wrote:I only need a graphic driver!!
sfan5 wrote:MonoDevelop
sfan5 wrote:Install the right graphics driver then.
Krock wrote:sfan5 wrote:WHAT THE F**K DID YOU SMOKE? USING A PACKAGE MANAGER IS WAY MORE CONVENIENT THAN INSTALLING EVERYTHING WITH A DIFFERENT INSTALLER.
I found the software center after 5 min' but there weren't any drivers :3
Krock wrote:sfan5 wrote:"explorer.exe doesn't work", fq off, I don't need you,
Classic, a must have.sfan5 wrote:I only need a graphic driver!!
*headdesks*
sfan5 wrote:Try jockey-gtk
sfan5 wrote:I was trying to say that xorg is the explorer.exe of Linux -> you can't simply say I don't need you
Krock wrote:EDIT: "jockey-gtk" is already installed, what exactly does/should that one do?
sudo apt-get install synaptic
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:minetestdevs/stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install minetestc55
sudo apt-get install minetestc55:i386
hoodedice wrote:@sfan5: Xorg is explorer?!! Dafuq?! Is it not the display server?! Don't put wrong facts because they are easier to understand. Xorg is a display server. It puts your graphics on the screen. Nautilus is your explorer - It accesses your files.
hoodedice wrote:(WARNING! 32 bit libraries crashed my computer! Do the following at your own risk!)
sfan5 wrote:hoodedice wrote:@sfan5: Xorg is explorer?!! Dafuq?! Is it not the display server?! Don't put wrong facts because they are easier to understand. Xorg is a display server. It puts your graphics on the screen. Nautilus is your explorer - It accesses your files.
explorer.exe is display 'server', window manager and file browser at once.
Try killing the explorer.exe process on windows and see what happens.
sfan5 wrote:hoodedice wrote:(WARNING! 32 bit libraries crashed my computer! Do the following at your own risk!)
Now you are putting out wrong facts, they didn't crash your computer.
They broke your linux install.
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