So, just out of curiosity (and to break the silence a little) ... how far are you guys off from releasing an alpha? And I mean, about weeks/months/years?

No reply, no update.. So the Onlink is finally dead? At least it's development?

It's so shame, that f*cking save bug is still unfixed, so the Onlink is unplayable.

Miah's still around. I just have no clue what he's up to.

Haven't seen/spoken to Tycho in a long while, though.

-- Griffinhart

save bug? is that why i have a 16 gig save file?

Too cool for Skype. I'm starting to move off it too. <_<

IRC + Mumble > Skype.

-- Griffinhart

Jabber + Mumble > IRC + Mumble > Skype

Back so soon?

hi, all!

i've just join here today. yesterday i've found this awsome project, dowloaded, added
Gateway ALPHA /RAM to my def-gate.txt. now i found name server proxy denied bug, and i'm wondering if i could help. i hope i'm writting to the right thread. i have some programing xp.

my current project is an algrithm thar detects beat in audio data. i'd like to fit flash animations' lenght to the beat of the user's music. it's in c#.

okey i don't want to bore you with my stuff. i thougth it'd be nice to give some self-introduction.

anyway, i'd be happy to pitch in with some work in my free time, if that's ok with you.

please let me know.

cheers, axx

I don't know what the status of the Onlink project is, but I would like to contribute my graphic design and programmings skills if called for. I am involved in real-world network security and this game is a kick, far better than the original uplink.

I see that is C or C + + but what use to compile this?
Microsoft Visual Studio can be?

Use makefile. (its 'make' program).
Also

this is for linux?
specifies the distribution?

Can you please send me the code for this script or please enlighten me in detail concerning this script?

Make is a part of the GNU compiler tools (not quite sure if it's classified as part of GCC or not) Just install gcc and build essential (an anything else required by the program you're compiling), and then change to the root directory of the source code for that program (if the program is in /home/user/Cerberus/, that is its root directory) and compile by running make as you would run any program in your bin directory

edit: I forgot to clarify: build essential (it should actually be build-essential) is a package that is required to compile almost anything. I'm not fully sure what it contains (although i know it's part of the compiler tools and most of the libraries), but it's normally essential, so install that with gcc.