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Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 8:15 am**

GUYS i have been trying to find a compiler for tremulous but i cant find any. so can u guys help me find some that work and which is for trem. XD thx..

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 8:41 am**

http://tinyurl.com/6eknjux

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 11:20 am**

but its for mac and i dont want to do manual as it is hard and annoying .
i want an automatic one for mac or atleast a easy one to understand in mac terms XD

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 12:20 pm**

Easy compiler in Mac terms? The one you need to *grasp* "understand"?
Do you, sir, know exactly what is Tremulous and what is a complier?

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 12:42 pm**

I think sir wants a Mac program with 1 button "Compile" which allows you to choose Tremulous source directory and destination directory. Then you can launch the newly created Tremulous binary.

Am I right?

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 1:39 pm**

bloodmaster wrote:but its for mac and i dont want to do manual as it is hard and annoying .
i want an automatic one for mac or atleast a easy one to understand in mac terms XD

this patient needs gentoo-therapy

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 4:51 pm**

pmd wrote:
bloodmaster wrote:but its for mac and i dont want to do manual as it is hard and annoying .
i want an automatic one for mac or atleast a easy one to understand in mac terms XD
this patient needs gentoo-therapy

Sorry for offtopic but I find it being fun story from my life

I remember when I was a common-windows-user and was going to try out linux for the first time. Then I found somewhere on some forum that "gentoo is most customizable linux!!111eleven" so I decided to start with it.

At saturday morning I printed the 'installation' manual, and burned the CD with minimal version of it.
At next-saturday morning I woke up, checked up how was 'emerge kde' going and realized being an advanced-linux-user with gentoo installed from stage1 (it was there then).

During that 1 week of gentoo installation I found out like 20 times more than I was tought about linux during half year course in university.
Including:

RTFM-ing like a PRO (crucial part of gentoo-therapy)
Configuring and running console IRC client
Cross-emerging stuff over the network (was trying to emerge stuff on 400+ Mhz PC making a more powerful 1000+ Mhz PC help him over the net via the LiveCD)
Configuring SSH, VNC, FTP servers.
Configuring alsa (omfg, still having nightmares about alsa).
Understanding linux stuff (daemons, file structure, partitions, etc etc etc...)
Compiling stuff from command line
Lots of other crap.

Then I tried Ubuntu and was like "WTF, why the hell did they do it all that much weird if it can be much easier done from console!".

TL/DR: I agree, gentoo-therapy would be useful for him

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 5:38 pm**

Quarko wrote:I think sir wants a Mac program with 1 button "Compile" which allows you to choose Tremulous source directory and destination directory. Then you can launch the newly created Tremulous binary.

Am I right?

YES you are right

any wayzz watz gentoo thingy
still anyone know any software for it ...

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 6:17 pm**

You know, there is a joke that refers to your problem:

Max: I guess in the future programming will be like talking. You say to the computer what kind of program do you want and it generates the code for it. I wonder if there are some similar things today?
Tom: Hell yeah, I'm using such thing right now.
Max: WTF?
Tom: It is called 'IT Team'

And the simple answer to your question: NO. There are no such tools. Do it manually.

Posted: **Tue Jan 25, 2011 9:35 pm**

still anyone know any software for it ...

for compiling you need...a compiler. in tremulous case you need mingw for win and gcc for linux(i think it can work in mac too). just gather all libraries(dll,so) what needs to tremulous.

Posted: **Wed Jan 26, 2011 6:22 pm**

Wait, wait, wait. Quarko, are you using Gentoo?
On topic: google is your friend, neophyte.
And this is highly recommended for reaching enlightenment.

Posted: **Wed Jan 26, 2011 8:00 pm**

Yes I do, on my work PC.

At home I use Windows 7. I mostly play at home so it is a better choice for home PC than any linux.

An accidental thought on topic:
Why don't people build Nuclear Reactors that only have 1 big red switch "Power ON" and "Power OFF". Would be so much easier to use them...

Posted: **Wed Jan 26, 2011 9:16 pm**

Quarko wrote: Why don't people build Nuclear Reactors that only have 1 big red switch "Power ON" and "Power OFF". Would be so much easier to use them...

Well, that's the way Chernobyl was constructed.

Posted: **Thu Jan 27, 2011 4:05 pm**

Not that funny thing if you know how what happened there

Posted: **Thu Jan 27, 2011 7:34 pm**

Nod_Nod_Nod wrote:Not that funny thing if you know how what happened there

I do.

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