Does anyone using this OS or have any information about it if is better than windows,and how does affect et and tzac?I know is based on Linux so that means that on Ubuntu ,tzac dont work?
It's not based on Linux, it is Linux, which is based on unix. But yes, you are correct, tzac won't work. Et will.
Tzac MAY work with a library layer, but since your asking this question, I wouldn't even try, you'll be back (after a week of trying to get your inet working) asking how to install et on ubuntu.
ubuntu is fine once you get used to it, just dont try to do what you normally do on windows.. because simply, it isnt windows -- not even close :p
approach it as you approached windows the first time, and it'll be a great OS.
to get tzac to work im afraid youre gonna have to use a virtual machine or something like that, because chaplja (who used to code cheats to linux) doesnt wanna code a linux client
basically its a real good OS... i would use it as my main as soon as someone would fix the problem with external USB Soundcards. My graphics and every other hardware are working perfectly fine but my Saffire 6 wont be able to use and so far, developers dont know a way to fix it.
if its really better for ET or games in general i cant say. if youre using a very slow pc, it might help you using reduced Operationsystems e.g. XP gamers edition or the gamers linux distr but else i would say, stick to what is working well
it depends, in linux enviroment ubuntu is shit since it is a project that tries to makes another windows, on ubuntu everything is based on a X server and most of ubuntu users dont know how to use terminal and that is not they way linux was developed since its beggining.
But if you don't have any linux ambitions and want only a better os than windows then you can use it becuase it is still linux - free, stable and intiutive.
If you want try real linux then i recommend you debian(ubuntu is debian based though_, fedora, centos or slackware. But if you search only a good replacement for windows, and you want to work with the replacement the same way you've worked with windows then ubuntu is good choice.
if tzac doesnt work on linux then it wont work on ubuntu aswell
In addition you might have a problems with sound in et and with mouse drivers, lots of companies dont even develop linux ver drivers.
i recently installed lubuntu on a PIII 600Mhz and it has LXDE(light KDE)
on a 320MB RAM pc
im to noob to go straight into that
if you dont want to listen then install it anyway
Tzac MAY work with a library layer, but since your asking this question, I wouldn't even try, you'll be back (after a week of trying to get your inet working) asking how to install et on ubuntu.
Is windows broke? Don't fix it!
unforgiven and banga!!
but for playing its not a good idea.
I think TZAC Client will never be released for Linux.
approach it as you approached windows the first time, and it'll be a great OS.
to get tzac to work im afraid youre gonna have to use a virtual machine or something like that, because chaplja (who used to code cheats to linux) doesnt wanna code a linux client
if its really better for ET or games in general i cant say. if youre using a very slow pc, it might help you using reduced Operationsystems e.g. XP gamers edition or the gamers linux distr but else i would say, stick to what is working well
But if you don't have any linux ambitions and want only a better os than windows then you can use it becuase it is still linux - free, stable and intiutive.
If you want try real linux then i recommend you debian(ubuntu is debian based though_, fedora, centos or slackware. But if you search only a good replacement for windows, and you want to work with the replacement the same way you've worked with windows then ubuntu is good choice.
if tzac doesnt work on linux then it wont work on ubuntu aswell
In addition you might have a problems with sound in et and with mouse drivers, lots of companies dont even develop linux ver drivers.