Oolite Bulletins

Get it from the Oolite-PC page.

This build allows Windows users to use the target memory. The code will also work for the Linux port.

The target memory uses the '+' and '-' keys. Note to get a '+' on the PC keyboard you must press Shift-=. I was strict about this in case '=' gets used for something in future.

Because this might be a pain I also enabled the numeric keypad '+' and '-' keys. You don't need shift for them.

Out of random interest, '+' on a Macintosh is also Shift-= (or the numeric keypad). (The only real difference on the Mac keyboard is some extra function keys, volume keys and eject over the keypad, and # being Alt-3.