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May also be related to this thread. Try running the client from the command line : If it solves the problem, then the bug is in Oxygen itself (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=319418).

Louis

what you are saying is basically that the randomizer is just set to produce a very bad result for the attacker for the fight that will occur at that time, correct?

Yes

I suppose you are familiar with how combats work, if not it's explained on the wiki (http://freeciv.wikia.com/wiki/Combat). Ive repeated this sequence of events several times now, the result being identical each time. I think freeciv has a predictable random number generator. That is, if you repeat ...

Hello, I tried loading your savegame, and I got similar results for 30 players (freeciv 2.4.2 on Arch Linux 64 bits). I experimented with other player counts and I got the following results : Players | Server memory usage (RES column) (MB) 1 | 340 5 | 590 10 | 900 15 | 1,200 20 | 1,500 25 | 1,800 30...

Hi

I got it a while ago with the Gtk 2 client on Xfce, but the game didn't freeze. I think I was using the official Ubuntu (11.10?) packages.
It seems to be fixed for me now, either by a new Freeciv version or by using Kde.

Louis

Hello,

I've made something for Star Fort. It does not look like Amplio2 icons yet, but I provide the source (and as it's vector graphics, it's quite easy to modify) .

Louis

PS: GPL V2+ of course

Hello,

(although it's hidden among lots of other stuff, I wonder if we should make this more obvious?)

Under Linux, you could write but the prompt would then be unusable.

Louis

Hello, Wouldn't it be easier to use a PPA or Open Build Service ? It would allow automatic updates of Freeciv and easier installation on existing systems. Creating the ISO would just be a matter of modifying software sources to include the repo and adding/installing the packages. I'm willing to help...

Hello, Here is yet another wishlist, divided in two parts... 1- Fuzzy map Currently, you can send explorers very far without having to fear inexact knowledge. On small maps, you can explore pretty much everything in the early game, and you know the terrain you did see once is what you'll find 3000 y...

Should anyone think of a good reason to make it possible let me know and I'll move the restriction to the rule set. Let's say I'm in the following situation: * For some reason, my spy units cannot enter territory of player A, and A doesn't want to give me an ambassady. * Player B is attacking A. So...