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Platima
Platima @ Public Release of the Linux Client

Hey congrats guys, it's awesome to see this come to fruition!

Keep up the great work, and I can't wait for the OS X port :P Haha.

Cheers,
Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Platima

Hey,

Not a problem and thanks for your comment :)

Enjoy!

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta Update

It wasn't just me, it was the whole team, but you're still welcome :P

-K

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Platima
Platima @ ChemBro

Hey!

Loved the video, great work!

Take it easy
-Keith and the Desura team

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Platima
Platima @ ricsipontaz

Great vid: Youtube.com

Thanks for not showcasing the beta bugs too :P

Keep up the good work :)

-Keith and the Desura team.

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Platima
Platima @ jakejw93

Nice vid: Youtube.com

Good work, and thanks for not showcasing the beta bugs :P

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hi there,

Are you using x32 or x64? I will install a copy and try to reproduce the problem now.

Most likely, this is due to not having GTK libraries installed.

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

We're onto it :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

We're onto it :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Oh you'll need to do './desura --forceupdate' to forcefully get the latest update to resolve it. Apologies and thanks for your patience :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Fixed :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hey,

We're slowly starting to document it all here: Indiedb.com

Sorry there's not much there at the moment, I will get to it soon!

Thanks for your patience
-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Fixed up this issue with the new update :)

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Platima
Platima @ Yay, Linux client of Desura

Awesome to see :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hey mate,

We're checking it out now :)

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Howdy,

The windows that don't change is a known bug (affects Windows too unfortunately).

And as for the text being cut off, your system most likely has a slightly bigger than normal font size. This is another known issue that is being addressed in both Windows and Linux versions.

Thanks heaps for your feedback though, and feel free to email me any screenshots as it always helps :)

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

That's due to not being in the initial beta testers group. As Scott mentioned we're slowly adding people in the order we were asked :)

And it won't be a few months, a lot sooner hopefully!

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Yup, as soon as you login the menu shortcut should be updated :)

Fedora 15 is a pain about it (sometimes you have to log out and in for the shortcut to appear), but it should all be good! (If you copy the shortcut to your desktop though, this won't get automatically updated sorry!

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hahah cheesekiller your awesome.

Working on a .deb but it's tricky as the-brain mentioned. I'm sure I can hack something together that works nicely though :)

Also as alexthunder mentions, it updates the menu entry after each login if it's been moved :)

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

When we go public the big newsletter list will get an email :)

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Howdly,

Where are you running it from? There was an initial bug where desura didn't like being installed from inside a directory called 'desura' but we've resolved that now. It just needs to have write permissions to the current directory, or to be inside a directory called 'desura' when you run it.

Perhaps download the installer again and try on your desktop?

Those XIO errors can be ignored, it's just X having a whinge :)

Cheers
-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hey there,

What distro and architecture are you using? We'll test it out.

There is a chance that it doesn't like the symlink, but it _should_ be fine. Just make sure the symlink is valid (the command "file lib/libjpeg.so.62" from desura directory) should tell you. It may bug out like that if the symlink is there but broken (pointing to invalid file).

Most likely it's missing libpng12.so.0 and libjpeg.so.62 which I'll upload soon.

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

It looks like on your system the help package is trying to load, which is requiring doxygen, which is requiring a newer libstdc++.

What are the exact steps to reproduce this, and what is your system configuration (mainly distribution and architecture)?

Thanks
-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

How'd you manage that?

:P

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux - Beta launch

Hi CrazyLapinou,

Thanks for letting us know there's a problem with unicode characters.

I've filed a ticket for it and we'll be resolving it ASAP.

Thanks
-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux Development - Downloads and Bug Fixes

Hey sorry this blog is about it. Even this is hard to keep up with due to the workload! Hah.

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux Development - We have UI!

Very close!!

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux Development - We have UI!

Sorry but while a nice idea, it creates more external dependencies and complications :(

Thanks for your feedback though :)

-Keith

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux Development - We have UI!

All 3 parts linked from Indiedb.com :)

-K

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Platima
Platima @ Desura Linux Development - We have UI!

Hey,

While this is a nifty idea, it's simply not the path we're going down sorry.

Perhaps it's something you could implement yourself if you do have a multi user system ;)

On that note, most people don't share their computers these days :P

-Keith

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