Why is there no column in the OXP list to tell you which operating system the OXP is compatible with?
Does it make a difference?
Can I download a OXP for Mac or Linux and use it on my PC? (I know this seems far-fetched, but I suppose it is possible).
Thanks!
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Most OXPs are zipped and thus you can use them on all operating systems.
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Oolite is multi-platform, and so are the OXPs, save-games, and everything else.Danam22315 wrote:Why is there no column in the OXP list to tell you which operating system the OXP is compatible with?
Does it make a difference?
Can I download a OXP for Mac or Linux and use it on my PC? (I know this seems far-fetched, but I suppose it is possible).
Thanks!
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If they're written well and debugged fully anyway.
We occasionally get platform-specific problems like incorrect use of cases in filenames etc (Windows is case-blind, Linux isn't) but aside from that they all should work fairly much across the board. And that example is really a bug in the OXP which should be corrected when found anyway.
We occasionally get platform-specific problems like incorrect use of cases in filenames etc (Windows is case-blind, Linux isn't) but aside from that they all should work fairly much across the board. And that example is really a bug in the OXP which should be corrected when found anyway.
My OXPs via Boxspace or from my Wiki pages .
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Sometimes the zip process adds files that are hidden on the original platform but become visible on other platforms. If you find such files, just ignore them.Zireael wrote:Most OXPs are zipped and thus you can use them on all operating systems.
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