Invision for linux

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Invision for linux

Postby jiggie » Fri Jan 31, 2003 4:28 pm

Well i just started with linux and use x-chat... i would like to serve but x-chat is kind of hard...+ i cant get wine emulator to run properly..
so invision for linux.man what a kick that would be
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Postby donkeychips123 » Sun Mar 23, 2003 9:07 pm

yeah
i want it for linux too could you plz make it for linux. ahh look at signature.

you like have the windows one is perfect work on the linux one. :)
if invision was made for linux i would give you ^$@.
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Postby maxwell_hung » Tue Mar 25, 2003 3:04 pm

Have you tried using it with wine?

Install invision onto mirc 6.03 then copy the folder over to linux and run with wine.

Although I haven't extensively tested it, it does work
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wait till the new wine comes out...

Postby wickedwackguy » Mon Mar 31, 2003 1:45 am

I have heard that the new wine emulator that is coming out is suppose to have a GUI. This would be real helpfull. So now you could just click on it, install and get an hard on :roll: (joking). yeah the wine emulator... oh and btw install the new kernel. it will emulate the windows applications faster.(well..it did by me.)
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well

Postby donkeychips123 » Fri Apr 25, 2003 6:07 pm

if invision was made for linux i would give you ^$@.
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KDE

Postby wickedwackguy » Tue May 20, 2003 12:46 am

That is not EXACTLY true. Atleast not with the new KDE. I suggest KNOPPIX since it boots from CD and you can use it as a live file system. WINE is built in so you only need to set it up over the GUI. If you already have Windows installed the installation is normally under:

/mnt/hda1/WINNT

but only if you mounted your HD and you have windows NT / XP or 2000.
Just READ what WINE wants and you shouldnt have a problem.

TIPP: Dont kill WINE if it doesnt load right away. It might take a while. Especially if you have a slow computer like mine (233 MMX).

And if anybody can port BASIC to C then please go ahaead and make us LINUX users happy and port Invision!

BTW: You can find KNOPPIX under and use the FTP server next to you.
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BTW

Postby wickedwackguy » Tue May 20, 2003 10:19 pm

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basic to c

Postby jiggie » Fri Jul 04, 2003 8:16 am

wickedwackguy where can we get the source code for mirc and invision to port from basic to c. and how do u know that is basic... and no other prog language..
just asking..source code.. we need the source code
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wine and invision

Postby jiggie » Tue Aug 05, 2003 10:59 am

finally got invision to work under linux.
well king of linux (lindows) and downloaded the wine for debian systems.. it installed in a brezze and fast. not like rpm's dependency !#@!. well happy to say it works 100% so go and try it out
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Postby wickedwackguy » Fri Aug 29, 2003 12:44 pm

the code is in VB (visual basic) and you just need to open up the scipt files. other wise you still need a IRC client to port it to. anyways i told you that WINE would work! but lindows? god man i have only heard bad stuff about it.. but if your happy :D
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