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by Lavaball on 10/09/2004 07:08, 8 messages, last message: 10/10/2004 10:37, 4869 views, last view: 05/04/2024 02:34

For everyone not just me if you want to extract Cubeengine 2004 it is a different file download the latest winzip to extract Cube 2004 this is also usefull for other .tgz file's like tux linux .tgz or so can be opened too

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#1: Or simply in the future Cube FAQ

by D.plomat on 10/09/2004 15:07

You can use WinZip, PowerArchiver, 7-Zip, Winrar and probably many others, .tgz is a very common and standard format.

But there will probably be a setup.exe installer for the next versions.

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#2: I know how....

by jean pierre on 10/09/2004 15:42

Are you talking to me D.Plomat i extracted it several time ago maybe yeah for the other's they should use those but latest winzip is the most pwerfull tool right now

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#3: Re: I know how....

by D.plomat on 10/09/2004 15:48, refers to #2

Maybe... but there are so many archivers for Windows that it's more a matter of personnal preference...

Anyway, win32 users still have to install an archiver until MS add support for other formats in some future windows version in their "compressed directories" handling.

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#4: solved...

by Pxtl on 10/10/2004 04:57

Made a nice Inno Setup installer that has all the bells and whistles - even a spot for the user to enter their name and teamname. Anybody got a webhost for 20 megs of data?

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#5: Re: solved...

by j.c.d.p.c. on 10/10/2004 05:06, refers to #4

www.websamba.com or www.fateback.com

also there is this site

http://www.iisthesoup.tk/

but i dont know much about them

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#6: getting on to websamba...

by Pxtl on 10/10/2004 08:33

do they take files that big?

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#7: damn...

by Pxtl on 10/10/2004 08:56

max size at fateback is 200k...

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#8: screw it...

by Pxtl on 10/10/2004 10:37

Just set up a quick'n'dirty apache server. This will be going up and down, as its on my winxp desktop with a flaky DSL provider.

http://zarate.homedns.org/stuff/

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