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BTW, Shedragon has been my name before MM6 came out 05/23/2016, 21:53:53
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Ahh, right! I do remember the name SheDragon – you posted under that name a little earlier in thei Tavern, didn't you? 05/24/2016, 03:46:59
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Pretty much when it was just MM6 Message board. 05/24/2016, 18:45:38
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Shedragon/DW writes:
I am just trying to play my older games on win 10. I tried everything. btw, what is and where can I get "Greyfaces patch"? (I hope I spelled it right)
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Chlala, do you have a link to Greyface's patch? 05/25/2016, 05:31:28
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Link inside 05/25/2016, 07:38:28
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It was blocked .... 05/27/2016, 20:34:11
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Shedragon/DW writes:
by Smart screen filter??
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Try a different browser.... 05/27/2016, 21:55:44
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Bones writes:
You've got something installed that's protecting you from something that might be dangerous. This is not, but it is a RAR file that you might nay be able to de-compress. Let me know.
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I've had all sorts of trouble in the past tryiing to decompress RAR files. 05/28/2016, 05:30:00
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Peter2 writes:
What do you recommend?
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For all your decompression needs, you can't do better than 7-Zip.... 05/28/2016, 08:01:23
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Bones writes:
Free, open source, and routinely maintained.
Related link: Here.
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Moreover, the 7-Zip's "own" format, 7z, often compresses even somewhat better than RAR. 05/28/2016, 11:27:40
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Yeah, but .7z (lzma) is also a fast compression method 05/29/2016, 06:30:18
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Sorry, I posted it accidentally... 05/29/2016, 06:38:07
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Sudo writes:
What I wanted to say is that there is hardly any need for .rar, and you should pretty much only use .zip (universal and good enough), and .7z.
Though if you are backing things up on Linux or doing something else in Linux, bz2 is an excellent format. As it compresses and decompresses really fast, and has good compression.
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Yes, there is virtually no use for rar, except for that some people like to use it. 05/29/2016, 09:34:08
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Ramillies writes:
And bzip2 compresses just one file. But in combination with tar, it is very good.The main reason I like it so much is because it's one of the veeeeery few formats that can store Linux permissions, mtime, ctime and atime ... and all that stuff. With the rest, you can be glad if it stores date of creation.
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One file! Didn't notice it when I use the tar command, hehe. 05/30/2016, 07:29:12
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Sudo writes:
And yeah, better use a compression format specifically for Unix file-systems when on Linux (so using the tar command, with the supported compression methods).And you can also use SquashFS, which allows you to mount the file-system, so you don't have to strain your disk with extracting the files. I even have some of my good old games in sfs files, which actually speeds up the loading when using a modern processor.
Though you have to link-out the save-files.
Let's see... Lords2.sfs (55MB)... extracted: 107MB!
So almost half the space... as it uses .WAV files for sound, which is very inefficient. Anyway, good that you pointed out the file-attribute problem!
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Yeah, tar does it for you. 05/30/2016, 07:53:49
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Ramillies writes:
bz2, gz and xz compress well, but only one file. tar doesn't compress at all, but it can archive multiple files with all the attributes. Combine them together and you've got very useful compression method for multiple files SquashFS is also very good, that is true.
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Bones? 05/28/2016, 20:54:00
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Shedragon/DW writes:
To be totally honest guys I don't have a clue about what you are telling me to do. I really love playing RPG's but when it comes to the tech stuff I am at a total loss, sorry.
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The replies to my last post weren't addressing your problem. 05/29/2016, 08:34:01
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Bones writes:
Have you tried a different browser? The common one are Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. Do you have more than one installed? If not, we'll find another solution.
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Two SheDragons! 05/31/2016, 05:41:31
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SheDragon writes:
Lol! I can change mine if its already taken.If its any consolation, I am the SheDragon that wrote TWG and the Dragon Riders for Castle Gobs.
http://www.castlegobs.nl/
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