Oolite Bulletins

In the meantime I could try a few new things and some platforms/families could redeem themselves, partly. First, it was the Socket 775 incarnation of the Prescott Pentium 4 that, unlike last time, could deliver and run the game in a completely playable manner. It was a 3.8GHz piece, though. I don't ...

In the meantime I looked up the Barrell Roll OXP and I think that a.) It makes perfect sense b.) The situations when it makes the most sense are not sensible anyway :? I don't know if it's playing on a keyboard or just my abilities but when there's a big fleet of hostiles I usually just don't enjoy ...

So, just out of curiosity, are you just running the newest version of Oolite, or have you also been experimenting with any of the earlier versions too? Is 1.90 the last stable release? It is, isn't it? Are there major changes in the beta builds since then? If so, I may try some. As long as I muster...

Socket FM2: AMD A4-6300, 2-core/2-thread Richland, built-in Radeon graphics: Though it's arguably 2 independent cores (the court has approved to this nomenclature btw) and it's famously AMD's low IPC design (so slowed clock-2-clock than Intel offerings or AMD's own earlier designs) it has no CPU pr...

As you may know I have a hobby of building older systems - which started as 'simple' CPU collecting, whatever... And lately I made a few test builds that I felt to be worth to try with oolite. My usual oolite rig is an AMD A4-6300 with 8 GiB of DDR3-1600 and it can play oolite at ~30W or so. Yes, so...

Hi everyone! I'm joining the party from Hungary (TL10 Mainly Agricultural democracy as someone here described it, though I'm not exactly sure about any part of the description), from a little, well, place outside even villages. But we have electricity and 'net and it's all that matters, we can get d...