qubodup

Hi, on first run, 0ad automatically fullscreens on my dualscreen setup. My .xinitrc contains: xrandr --output HDMI-0 --mode 1920x1200 --primary xrandr --output DVI-1 --mode 1920x1080 --pos 1920x120I can hover the "known issues" button and then it highlights but not "ok". I can't press anything else. I have to Alt+Ctrl+F2, login, `killall -9 pyrogenesis` It then restores to proper resolution (doesn't change both to 1080p duplicate or anything, like many other engines do). Mainboard Manufacturer: FOXCONN, Product Name: A7GM-S 2.0 CPU AMD Phenom(tm) 9550 Quad-Core Processor Video Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Cape Verde PRO [Radeon HD 7750 / R7 250E] (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])The solution for me is to turn off the second screen using xrand --output DVI-1 --off, starting the game and turning windowed mode on in options. Just letting others know in case it's a common problem. The "doesn't react on the right side of the dualscreen setup" part is weird I can move my mouse there but it doesn't click/cause mouseover effects.

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You probably know of the argumentation point "being open makes it easy to find security flaws". Having the source closed won't make cheating impossible, the only thing which I believe effectively can protect the game from cheaters is keeping the critical computations on the server. - I am a non-programmer though and might be misinformed/biased. Great to hear that you're open-source friendly! Interesting plan. But I can imagine that some open-source freaks would add networking to the free software version (might split community maybe?) A game consists of the game engine and gfx and sfx (and levels and text). If you're right that would mean that the non-code part of the game would be open source... I don't see why the argumentation point 'game could be released under other name' frightens so many. You know that the license would have to be the same? Betas and pre-releases are for not-finished games.. Units and game functions and balancing and missions are not important for pre-releases. Pre-releases are intended for the devs to get some feedback, since there's always something they can't see which the players can. (My opinion of course)What will be the content's (media: gfx, sfx, levels etc) license? have you concidered one of the creative commons licenses? I (and many others) discourage the use of non-commercial or non-derivate creative commons licenses.. [i'm sorry if this question is anwered somewhere, I have no time right now to search, ignore if you think that I will find it] Regards, qubodup