#Scummvm unable to open file data license#
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#Scummvm unable to open file data tv#

There was a green bear-like alien Muzzy and his friend Bob (rat?!). What I remember most of all is the British cartoon that was shown inside the program.

#Scummvm unable to open file data license#

I do not know if there was a license and the right to show and change cartoons, perhaps everything was done without asking. In the program there were English lessons for children (in the introduction of the program there were Luxo lamps from Pixar studio jumping to the beat to a melody known in the country ).

#Scummvm unable to open file data tv#

The last thing I want to do is feed my Puppy prunes.įor some reason, it reminded me of how as a child I learned the names of fruits and vegetables in English At that time, a program for children called Children's Hour was shown on TV in Russia. Grey, as a result of my astigmatism, I read your title as pRuNES 0.109. But the programmer hadn't seen the flag yet. The yellow color on the flag should be at the bottom. The goal is to destroy the Ukrainian fleet on the Black Sea, capturing all four ports.Īnd the game, I repeat, was made in 1992 Now I hope everyone understands why I was almost sure of the occurrence of recent events. The game always begins with the battle for Kerch if we manage to win, then there will be a battle for Odessa if we lose, then for Novorossiysk. Russia has three: Novorossiysk, Sochi and (for some reason) Batumi. Ukraine has four cities in the game: Kerch, Odessa, Sevastopol and Nikolaev. The game was wrapped in the entourage of a hypothetical war between Russia and Ukraine on the Black Sea. It was Battleships, but with a storyline. The events taking place now on the Black Sea were predicted by a Russian programmer named Vadim Bashurov.īack in 1992 (that is, the USSR has just collapsed), he made a game (which you can still play with DosBox). Well, now an interesting historical reference from me personally. I did check the PPM, but no joy there as it only offers the same as in FossaPUP64.īattleships_2.11.gif (69.99 KiB) Viewed 3555 times These kinds of inclusions are NOT bloat when they provides useful services to the user while the desktop is running without taxing the OS in any way. One example of the beauty of just 1 on his contributions changes the desktop on a daily basis to avoid screen burn-in on a continuously running desktop.there's a couple more examples of some forward thinking as in LAN-WAN announcement. I hope those contributions from him will be reviewed for inclusion as you migrate a new PUP when Ubuntu moves to its next LTS, soon. That is the reason I raise this question on the thread as I do much of this USB needs on this FossaPUP64.īTW this, with additionals almost 2 years ago has run for over 15months.non-stop. I am more interested in the FossaPUP64 that I run where I need to format and have GParted ID the space use when it is looking at a partition that would have either of these mentioned filesystems so that I can properly resize or move, when necessary. Puppy continues to mature and these will become a part of most/all future PUPs, I know. Thanks But, some of the formats are NOT unstable.no more so than the traditionals as Linux continues to advance.aka F2FS and ExFAT.Īnd yes, I know that some of current PUPs may/may-not have these formats available in the running systems such that they cannot open the filesystems on the desktop. Will I learn from this latest drama, to keep a running backup/rsynch of my mission-critical files in FossaPup64? Court is adjourned for deliberation.

heck I don't know - I had 2 adapters dogpiled to fit into a 2.5' SSD caddy, courtesy of misordering the incorrect 'standard' connections, over a protracted period. Great surpriseĪ little off-topic for the thread, but what appeared to be an SSD fail was found - on autopsy - to be a loose connection/circuit failure somewhere in a convoluted m.2 sata drive>micro sata adapter >pcie mSata adapter. It *additionally* picked up and ran with a load of other, primarily Win32-based games that were otherwise incompatible with DBGL/DOSbox - such as Yahtzee's 'Trilby' trilogy (AGS engine-based games).

#Scummvm unable to open file data series#

Your pet looks great however - haven't populated it in my fresh setup, but in an intermediate test system it automatically picked up dozens of additional games I hadn't realised were compatible with ScummVM- including those from the Ultima series (PLUS the XU4 Beta5 version I had not tested in the earlier project before it when kaput - but this is noted I see on the XU4 changelog) and others. The machine I had dedicated for a classic DOS game repository and DBGL/ScummVM ran into acute problems and I have been resurrecting the setup with non-ideal backups. Apologies for the delayed reply and test of your SummVM2.5.1 (with your Fluidsynth pet pre-loaded, as per your original announcement).