My daughter just played a game of Klondike. Ended up with two cards to
deal, no hidden cards, and 4-5 cards were missing so that she could not
complete the game 
Doom now is able to be downloaded, but it’s so tiny and non resizeable
that it’s difficult to see what’s happening.
Columns refuses to play - comes up with a message ‘crap’
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Regards, Graham Chiu
gchiucompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.co.nz/index.php
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Graham Chiu <anon_emouse@hotmail.com> wrote:
: My daughter just played a game of Klondike. Ended up with two cards to
: deal, no hidden cards, and 4-5 cards were missing so that she could not
: complete the game
: Doom now is able to be downloaded, but it’s so tiny and non resizeable
: that it’s difficult to see what’s happening.
: Columns refuses to play - comes up with a message ‘crap’
I know this one!
It would appear that your video card does not have enough offscreen
video memory to run columns. As far as I know you will need to
upgrade your video card if you wish to play columns.
: –
: Regards, Graham Chiu
: gchiucompkarori.co.nz
: http://www.compkarori.co.nz/index.php
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Columns may also run if you turn on ‘full screen’ mode. (If you have a 2meg
video card)
Michael Shane <mshane@qnx.com> wrote:
Graham Chiu <> anon_emouse@hotmail.com> > wrote:
: My daughter just played a game of Klondike. Ended up with two cards to
: deal, no hidden cards, and 4-5 cards were missing so that she could not
: complete the game >: Doom now is able to be downloaded, but it’s so tiny and non resizeable
: that it’s difficult to see what’s happening.: Columns refuses to play - comes up with a message ‘crap’
I know this one!
It would appear that your video card does not have enough offscreen
video memory to run columns. As far as I know you will need to
upgrade your video card if you wish to play columns.: –
: Regards, Graham Chiu
: gchiucompkarori.co.nz
: > http://www.compkarori.co.nz/index.php
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Graham Chiu <anon_emouse@hotmail.com> wrote:
Doom now is able to be downloaded, but it’s so tiny and non resizeable
that it’s difficult to see what’s happening.
You can change the size of the doom window with command line
option -# where # is how big you want the display to be multiplied by.
(-2 is double, -3 is triple, etc… I think it’ll take up to -5)
I made a “Run Program” button on my shelf, and the
line I used is “/usr/games/doom/pdoom -3”