Oolite Bulletins

Nice one!

I wonder if your saves are stored somewhere else? If you do a file search for *oolite-save* that will tell us if they still exist.

It sounds like an excellent concept

Well, o.k. Ahruman - dishes are still in service and some are still on the board - so obsolete was, perhaps, a poor choice of word. :oops: Nevertheless a virtual disk makes all other dishes obsolete by dint of performance and hideously expensive by comparison to convention scopes. By putting them in...

Sad truth is these units are obsolete in that it is now possible to use an array of small digital scopes placed further apart somewhat like the ocular arrangements of insects. Theoretically it would be possible to cheaply create a scope with a dish many hundreds of miles across. Makes one wonder wha...

Ah, the replicators must be back online I wonder if they'll test these ones before launching them..

Well, daft as it doubtless sounds I can't find the bloody link. I thought it was a twitter but I've not found it by dint of looking. The cheapest I can now find is:-

http://www.ip-adelt.de/shop/raspberry-pi-gehause.html

at <3 euros but it looks as if it should be <3p

I've had various problems running Oolite on Ubuntu (which is a shame as all else seems to work relatively well) - but yesterday I loaded 'Bodhi Linux' which is an offspring of Ubuntu and the machine is behaving surprisingly well despite the rather expensive looking desktop embellishments - it is com...

My conjecture is that largely depends on how deeply ms are involved.

Heh, that's a nice touch. I don't need a trading assistant as I know the prices and I just scoop, scoop, scoop it up as I mosey into a well. If I don't sell it the I can't scoop, scoop, scoop up any more. I need a cargo compactor? I've got a witchspace cargo hold but sometimes it goes on the blink a...

Must have been one of those deep space dredgers.

It also only ticks at 55mhz :roll: which is a bit sad compared to the stock Pi's 700. You are the first person I know of that's got one, Selezen. I read the cases are available now too for the exorbitant fee of £1! Scandalous! [Let Sarcasm=255]. I was in Maplins the other day (=Uk's Radio Shack) and...

Messrs Babbage, Boole and the great unsung hero Mr. Tommy Flowers?

It is indeed remarkably diminutive

http://www.picotux.com/

SliTaz is fantastic but doesn't cope with multiple NIC's let alone static routes I'm off to try Mint