Lol, Arch isn't ugly either. Old pic...
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Lol, Arch isn't ugly either. Old pic...
Opinions are opinions man. I think each operating system should be completely different. Mint reminds me a little too much of windows. I get why you would prefer it though, I just happen not to.Originally Posted by SamDaMan
Also, I made this guide to help people who are new to linux. People who have used it for a long time probably wouldn't need it as much. Ubuntu is well known for attracting more newcomers.
Lets keep my thread free of discussion please. It's not about what Linux distribution is the best, it's about whether my guide is good and will help people or not.
Please rate and give your opinions.
Didn't mean to say Arch was ugly. I was tired when I was typing lol =P It's just a little too plain for me.Lol, Arch isn't ugly either. Old pic...
That's the fun part about Arch. It's super minimal, no bloat. It doesn't even have a GUI by default, only command line. It gives you the opportunity to install any flashy customizations you want.
That IP changer hasnt been updated in a while. here is a better ip changer which supports the lastest protocol(971). it works on linux and windows. http://vapus.net/forum/tools-238/pyi...-clients-5862/
Thanks =)
Hello! Very nice and smooth tutorial, thanks for it! I have one question:> Can I use on Linux more than one tibia client? If yes, could you tell me how:>
I'll find out right now for you =)
EDIT: After testing XenoMC and BlackDTools MC, I saw that neither of them work unfortunately =/
I'm sure, however, that using a Hex Editor woud allow you to multiclient easily. After I upload some more stuff, I'll see about making a tutorial.
Last edited by Hypn0ticKi11er; 11-18-2012 at 09:26 PM.
Anyone think this is worthy of being a Sticky???
I've always wanted a sticky =P
Bump it up!
Unfortunately, no. There's not enough people who use Linux and don't know how to figure this out themselves.
