This is my second day on vacation, but I could not get a post out before we left. I will be back in a few weeks!
Archive for July, 2006
Luxer beta 14 released
I released beta 14 of Luxer today.
Changes:
– Added a greet option.
– Made help links to news and forums work.
– Tweaked anti-flood (will not flood out on .help anymore)
– Added set command… .help set for more information.
You can download the new version here: http://marcusfamily.info/~ryan/forums/index.php/topic,15.0.html
I’ve discovered a security hole in Luxer. Anybody can use any custom command, regardless of access. Anybody with an access of 1 can use ALL custom commands.
Luxer beta 13 released
I released Luxer beta 13 today.
Changes:
– Added option for static triggers.
– You can now remove flags after adding them by selecting the flag and pressing the delete key.
– Fixed a typo in the flag help window.
– Added custom commands!
– Tweaked anti-flood (it actualy works now… its still very fast.)
You can download the new version from here: http://marcusfamily.info/~ryan/forums/index.php/topic,15.0.html
Luxer beta 12 Fixed
Sorry about the problem with beta 12… it has been fixed.
To install it, look here: http://marcusfamily.info/~ryan/forums/index.php/topic,15.new.html#new
Luxer beta 12 released
I released beta 12 of Luxer today.
Changes:
– Fixed some chat interface bugs
– Completly redid anti-flood… no longer hooking in with JavaOp
– Added a clear queue (cq) command.
– Added help for the whatsong command
To download the new Luxer, look here: http://marcusfamily.info/~ryan/forums/index.php/topic,15.new.html#new
More on Ubuntu
I recently downloaded Qemu, which is a x86 emulator for quite a few platforms, including Linux.
I started it up and went through the guide, it was quite easy.
I’m installing XP now, and its going very slowly because I only gave it 128 MB of memory… Once the installation is done, I will give it 400 MB to see if I can get a few battle.net bots up to mess around with.
Anyway, as I am installing XP under Qemu, my CPU has hit 100%. Now, if your on a Mac, you know that when your CPU hits 100%, your not doing anything. Your computer is essentialy locked up. Well, with Ubuntu, I was able to open GAIM, and start Firefox, at just about the same speeds I normally do.
It’s all because Ubuntu uses your processor way better then OS X does.
Ubuntu… It rocks.
I just finished installing Ubuntu on my eMac! It works great, and I’m using it to post.
I got MoL working, finally, so I still have my Mac as well. If you feel the need to try out Ubuntu, but don’t want to give up your mac, drop me a line on AIM at Kraftybowman, I’d be happy to get you started.
