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/me amends his previous comment to say "an Uplink-supported computer", or "modern desktop computer", since the term "computer" is far too broad

/me points out that that still has some form of graphics adapter

ASCII as it is, I doubt it works too well on, say, a printer .

/me wonders how one can use a computer without some forms of graphics adapter...

Is this Win32 only, or Win32/Mac/Linux?

(I'm assuming it'll be Win32 only, given that the patch is, but if not I could push it on other people )

Eurovision rocks, though it'll become pretty sucky once Wogan stops commentating for the BBC. Sure, you can mock it yourself, but it's just not the same.

I think you mean:
Linux please
...damn, and that's supposed to be "huge".

...I've found something greeeeeeeener than Darwinia. It is a Demon Internet Suite CD from 1996, featuring modern software such as HoTMetaL light 3, and MSIE 3 and 2. http://www.allaboutgames.co.uk/images/greeen1.jpeg OK, from my crappy webcam picture, it doesn't look very greeeen, so have a pic for ...

Yup.

It's uIRC, get used to it...

[EDIT]Wow, triple post[/EDIT]

...there wouldn't happen to be a logo I recognise in the bottom-left of the 7th picture on this article, would there? *mock-fears for the future of Linux and Mac ports*

I, uh, have nothing more to say than that.

It is a spam bot. I think it's using the WWW link to g o o . c o m, and attempting to get pagerank.

ShadowIRC! *ahem*

It's the best client I can find for my (OS9.1) Mac, but I wouldn't recommend it for OSX...

As I mentioned before, aside from the non-uniqueness of Darwinia boxes, Valve don't get any money for non-Steam purchases, so why would they allow IV to let people use their services for no financial gain?

IIRC the Linux and Mac codebases are pretty similar, with a few extra changes for the Mac one, so it may make more sense to lump Mac and Linux together in terms of "is it worth it"-ness. Not that I have any idea if that'd make the slightest difference as to whether they make money, though....

I am uncertain as to what, exactly, is described by British, and felt it better to err on the side of caution, and, possibly, humour. Whilst GB doesn't cover the whole of the UK (Northern Ireland isn't in GB), "British" is the general term typically used. On a side, semi-related note, UCA...