Jens Schmalzing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > > I've just finished a long and tedious search on Google for anyone who > > know how to get any sort of sound out of lxdoom. > > Are you sure you installed the lxdoom-sndserv package? Doom uses a > separate program for sound output. Anyway, you should beware:
Got it. It declares a broken pipe when trying to start the sndserv through /dev/dsp. I think it might be a permissions problem, but I'm really clueless... > | From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ikari) > | Subject: Dooming after Quaking :) > | Date: 1998/10/08 > | Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>#1/1 > | NNTP-Posting-Date: 8 Oct 1998 08:17:04 GMT > | Newsgroups: rec.games.computer.quake.playing > | > | > | After Quaking for several months, I yanked my Doom CD out trying to recall > | those good ol'days. (That seemed to be ages ago :) > | > | But after 1 hour of Dooming, I finally realized that the Soldier who fought > | on Strogg can never turn back to Phobos again because: > | > | 1. He wondered why the door didn't open when he reached it. > | 2. He realized that he can't jump. > | 3. He really want to aim that monster, but his head fixed to the front. > | 4. He was pissed off when he found out that his way was blocked by a box > | that he REALLY can jump pass. > | 5. He KNOWS that those shadows are in the wrong place. :) > | 6. He wondered how slow his chaingun fires. > | 7. He is surprised that he can go through lava pools without getting hurt. > | 8. He is surprised how powerful a rocket is. > | 9. He wondered why he can't gib the corpse. > | 10.He was almost destroyed by an "invisible monster". Those memories in > | Stroggs had really made him forgotten his long lost friends, Spectres. :) > | 11.He wished that he had brought his Railgun along. Don't worry... Once inside Phobos for longer periods of time, he will begin to forget Strogg. -Aaron. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
