Oolite Bulletins

For those Linux users who can't use a command line and don't understand such esotericity as hidden files, couldn't a convenient symlink be created somewhere?

Google is starting to realise that it's down; as a result, pages are disappearing from the search and cache. I would suggest anyone with content they want saved makes a local copy.

I did have the idea of a toroidal ship about the size of a Cobra, with very strong shields (for topological reasons).

Thank you hugely. While I can't download it now (it's half eleven at night), I'll try tomorrow.

If you want the cache for the wiki's OXP page, http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hrGjurm6oMMJ:wiki.alioth.net/index.php/OXP+site:wiki.alioth.net+OXP&hl=en&client=firefox-a&gl=uk&strip=1 is the URL I get, and you can find the cache for a given page by Googling "...

Yes, it's cached, but it's difficult to use and not all of the pages referenced are cached. The suggestions given should be fine, though.

Currently just Griff and Drones. It's normally possible to get download links with the Google caches, but it's impractical for perusing the ones available.

With the wiki down, it's difficult to find out about the range of OXPs available: the Internet Archive doesn't have anything less than 2 years old and the Google caches lack pictures and all of the links are broken. Is there anywhere where I can find a list of OXPs that are particularly highly-regar...

Bloody Ubuntu repositories...

When I attempt to use the Griff ship models, Oolite exits, telling me that there are too many vertices in a model. The precise text is this: 2010-03-22 21:03:43.459 oolite[6166] initialising SDL 2010-03-22 21:03:43.617 oolite[6166] init: numSticks=0 2010-03-22 21:03:43.617 oolite[6166] CREATING MODE...