Re: [gentoo-user] Build-Time For America's Army

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I am pretty positive that America's Army is not open sources, thus it is 
a binary package.

Anthony Ettinger wrote:

If you can find someone who's installed the app, have
them 'emerge splat', and then run: 'splat -s pkgname'.
It gives a summary of how long it took to build the
application.


--- "Joseph A. Nagy, Jr."
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Brendan Sullivan wrote:
   

never mind the fact that the build would take
     

forever and a day...i
   

doubt a 233 with any amount of RAM and any video
     

card could handle
   

America's Army. It's not an extremely processor
     

intensive game, but it
   

requires a lot more than a 233 to play.
     

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64-bit 3GHz AMD Opteron
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ATI 9800
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Board capable of supporting Hotswappable PCI cards
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