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From: Peter Jay Salzman <p@dirac.org>
Subject: Re: Doom in Linux HOWTO
Date: Sun, 8 Dec 2002 10:12:48 -0800
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To: phrostie <pfrostie@yahoo.com>
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because he wanted to detail doom under dosemu.  :)  sometimes this kind
of reason is simply enough when you're talking about linux.

btw, lxdoom is totally outdated.  that project has merged with 2 other
doom port projects and has formed prboom.

i think doom legacy is the best; you have mouse look up and down (like
quake) and can jump.

pete

begin phrostie <pfrostie@yahoo.com> 
> sorry i'm late getting into this but why can't you run either:
> 
> lxdoom-svga 1.4.4-7
> Svgalib binary for lxdoom 
> or
> lxdoom-x11 1.4.4-7
> X binary for LxDoom
> 
> do they not have needed features?

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