Blood Frontier: The Latest Open-Source FPS

[goluckyhappyuser]

Wow we're offtopic here. Come back around!

Blood Frontier is, far and away, the best open source FPS I have played yet. I encourage people to try it.

It's not new either... I played it early last year.

To the poster that said he got motion sickness from cube and sauerbraten, I can't say I've ever experienced this or known anyone else who to experience this, but I definitely had motion sickness when I tried Nexuiz.

[roothorick]

Wow we're offtopic here. Come back around!

Blood Frontier is, far and away, the best open source FPS I have played yet. I encourage people to try it.

[Joe Sixpack]

[offtopic] I played around with LFS for a while and dependences annoyed me the most... same goes for Slackware. [/offtopic]

Which is one of the reasons I use Gentoo over Slackware - which is odd because Slackware is still my all time favorite distro. I guess I just have an emotional attachment to the damn thing.

[curaga]

That's why I don't install anything unnecessary / or something temporary goes into it's own self-contained dir in /opt. Additional thought brings better usage philosphy too.

[Aradreth]

Heh... Fair enough.

I'll bet removing stuff's a pain though...

[offtopic] I played around with LFS for a while and dependences annoyed me the most... same goes for Slackware. [/offtopic]

[Svartalf]

Yup. Modified LFS as the base, has been for some years now. Nothing can beat the configurability, speed, and the miniscule space use.

Heh... Fair enough.

I'll bet removing stuff's a pain though...

[Dragonlord]

I did LFS some time ago too. A must have experience for any Linux guru out there. Today I'm into GenToo though since I get the same ( all self compiled and chooseable ) without the high maintenance time and cost ( especially if you like me administer from home computers over road warrior laptops to business servers ). So I consider GenToo an automated LFS ( even if ALFS itself does exist ). One of my pals at university also wrote an auto-installer system for LFS. Don't know how far he got as our ways split when I switched university back then.

[curaga]

Yup. Modified LFS as the base, has been for some years now. Nothing can beat the configurability, speed, and the miniscule space use.

[Svartalf]

I don't use package managers

So, you use LFS, then?

Even Portage really counts as a package manager, so you can't be using Gentoo even if you don't use package managers...

[curaga]

I don't use package managers