It's old for FC5! :P
SimCity2k was the best. I have a copy of it actually. It runs wonderful on XP.
Maybe you could "borrow" it at the next clug meeting ;)

On 4/18/06, Gustin Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Thats not that old... I think I am gonna cry now.  I play Master of
Orion (1 and 2), old skool battlechess (ran nicely on my old 386
laptop), global conquest (a really good strategy game that is still fun
to play), star control 2 (or the redone Ur Quon Masters, which has
debian sources for native linux gaming goodness, woo-hoo).  I also like
Sim City 2000, and a host of fun DOS era  games.

Also, your machine specs may also explain why FC5 is slow, it is geared
towards higher end hardware.

Mitchell Brown wrote:
> Sweet. Unfortunetly, my only linux box is extremely old. Like, a pentium
> 3 at 500mhz. very slow for a high-end desktop os!
> Old games. You reminded me of Tie Fighter :-/
>
> On 4/18/06, *Gustin Johnson* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> I could probably build you a vmware image that you can use with the free
> vmware player.  This is what I use to try out new distros without wiping
> partitions.  This is also where I run various copies of windows, so I
> never have to leave my linux desktop.  Of course I paid for vmware
> workstation (great for playing old games on win98 partition as well)
> which is a good investment IMO.
>
> Mitchell Brown wrote:
>> Man too bad I didn't think of that before I wiped that partition. It
>> took like, 4hrs to install.
>> Sigh.
>
>> PS: Where's the www dir for the http server? And how do you
>> start/stop/restart the http server ?? I tried "apachectl" but it
> wasn't
>> found :(
>
>> On 4/18/06, *Ian Bruseker* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >
>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>>
> wrote:
>
>>     On 4/18/06, Mitchell Brown < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>     <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>>> wrote:
>>     > Never thought about that .. I have Google Desktop on my WinXP
>>     machine - but
>>     > never thought of Beagle :S
>>     > Hmm. Maybe that would contribute to the slowism too ..
>>     > Why wouldn't they put a built-in index in it so it didn't
> have to
>>     do that
>>     > searching stuff on a fresh system?
>>     >
>>     Because they have no idea which of the thousands of software
> packages
>>     available on the CD you might choose to install?  They can't
> include
>>     all of it in the index, or your search would turn up things
> you didn't
>>     install, thus they include none.  Like I said, it'll go away
> after a
>>     while, no biggie.  :-)
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