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Americas Army

Subject: Americas Army Author: johnpower Posted: 2005-09-03 17:55:54 Length: 357 byte(s)
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im new to linux, and i just downloaded the linux version of americas army. i have no idea how to install or run this program. im using fedora core 4, and when i click on the .run file it tries to open it in a wordpad type program. when i click properties it says the program is a shell script but it is 750 mgs. any help would be apreciated. thank you
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Subject: Americas Army Author: caveman Posted: 2005-09-03 20:03:11 Length: 132 byte(s)
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You run the file by opening terminal and CDing to the directory the AA installer is in. Then type ./filename.run Caveman
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Subject: Americas Army Author: johnpower Posted: 2005-09-03 20:49:09 Length: 89 byte(s)
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if the aa file is located in my desktop what would i type in the terminal thank you
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Subject: Americas Army Author: caveman Posted: 2005-09-03 21:53:11 Length: 129 byte(s)
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well something like this. cd /home/yourusername/Desktop/ then ./aafile.run Caveman
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Subject: Americas Army Author: Dark_Knight Posted: 2005-09-04 02:11:11 Length: 78 byte(s)
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Note to moderators to please move this thread to the appropriate games forum.
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Subject: Americas Army Author: caveman Posted: 2005-09-04 06:10:24 Length: 601 byte(s)
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QUOTE (Dark_Knight @ Sep 4 2005, 05:11 PM) Note to moderators to please move this thread to the appropriate games forum. HAHA thats a good point.. I have almost given up. Whats the diff between applications and software. Oh and lets not forget the whole redhat, suse, debian etc which overlaps the whole lot. URGH. Topic moved. Caveman
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Subject: Americas Army Author: johnpower Posted: 2005-09-04 10:13:11 Length: 200 byte(s)
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my problem was i wasnt making the d in desktop capitalized. but when type it all in it says "bash: ./armyops230-linux.run: Permission denied" what am i doing wrong thank you
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Subject: Americas Army Author: caveman Posted: 2005-09-05 03:28:52 Length: 325 byte(s)
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You need to change the permissions so you can excute it. Two ways to do this. If you are using kde you can right click on the file and go to propertise. The other option is command line. Here is the command you need. chmod u+x filename u = user x = excute. Caveman
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Subject: Americas Army Author: azoudis Posted: 2005-09-07 15:34:55 Length: 379 byte(s)
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I think the key error you are making is that the game you downloaded is slow, lacks good controls, and is all around slugish. Also it makes you complete training before you play.... very boring. If you want an army game you really get into, download wolfenstein enemy territory 2.6 for linux, i got it from fileshack.com.... give it a try it will be wirth your while
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Subject: Americas Army Author: cougar Posted: 2005-11-09 07:03:53 Length: 902 byte(s)
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Hey azoudis QUOTE I think the key error you are making is that the game you downloaded is slow, lacks good controls, and is all around slugish. Also it makes you complete training before you play.... very boring. If you want an army game you really get into, download wolfenstein enemy territory 2.6 for linux, i got it from fileshack.com.... give it a try it will be wirth your while I would't call aa slugish, but the training is boring and the weapons are awful. Didn't know there was another free linux fps, definantly looks good. Can't wait to finish work and download it at home. btw do you know of any spy/creep em up linux game in the style of thief etc? cougar
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Subject: Americas Army Author: azoudis Posted: 2005-11-09 14:39:39 Length: 269 byte(s)
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QUOTE I would't call aa slugish You will once you play Wolfenstein ET.
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Subject: Americas Army Author: axelseap Posted: 2005-11-09 21:06:24 Length: 749 byte(s)
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QUOTE (johnpower @ Sep 4 2005, 09:13 AM) my problem was i wasnt making the d in desktop capitalized. but when type it all in it says "bash: ./armyops230-linux.run: Permission denied" what am i doing wrong thank you actually with a .run file you should type sh filename.run and not ./filename.run i'm not positive what the difference between sh and ./ is but i know ./ requires the file itself to be executable or something and sh doesn't aa is sluggish et pwns it.
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Subject: Americas Army Author: cougar Posted: 2005-11-10 08:02:37 Length: 548 byte(s)
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QUOTE [table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'][tr][td]QUOTE [/td][/tr][tr][td id='QUOTE'] I would't call aa slugish You will once you play Wolfenstein ET. [/quote] Is there any way to play ET a leeeetttttle bit slower?? cougar
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Subject: Americas Army Author: azoudis Posted: 2005-11-22 19:38:41 Length: 257 byte(s)
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QUOTE aa is sluggish et pwns it. pwn3s is spealt with a "3"
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