No Linux version?

just read the forums(link).

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Hi Maddog1906,

please use these buttons right to the executable/gamedir text controls, which opens a file/dir selection dialog. Select your binary/gamedir and it should work then.
I'm going to change the underlying wxWidgets control in the next release.

Thanks for your vote!

Nice deb, thanks.
Though I only installed it to test, I've uninstalled it because I'll never use it, to be honest.

I think it (it being the program) would be a little better if, upon clicking on a master server/game, it automatically updated from that master, rather than not showing any servers until you updated manually.

Also, you (you being WahnFred) might want to look into spacing of objects in that dialog with a list of things on the left and things that change on the right depending on the thing on the left (a preferences dialog? I don't remember...), because when I picked a different thing from the list on the left, a few things moved around and covered other things up.
I'd tell you what it was exactly, but I've already uninstalled it and deleted the deb.

Oh, and this is Kubuntu 7.04 (Feisty), if it matters.

I think it (it being the program) would be a little better if, upon clicking on a master server/game, it automatically updated from that master, rather than not showing any servers until you updated manually.

I did not add auto-update yet, since updating from the master can take some time, depending on your connection and the load on the master server. So pressing F5 to update from the master shouldn't be a problem, but I'm going to add an option for auto-updating.

Also, you (you being WahnFred) might want to look into spacing of objects in that dialog with a list of things on the left and things that change on the right depending on the thing on the left (a preferences dialog? I don't remember...), because when I picked a different thing from the list on the left, a few things moved around and covered other things up.

I dont have the problem that some control is covered by another. A simple screenshot could help a lot.

I'd tell you what it was exactly, but I've already uninstalled it and deleted the deb.

Should not be hard, to reinstall it and make a screenshot - Thanks in advance!

Oh, and this is Kubuntu 7.10 (Feisty), if it matters.

You mean 7.04, but it doesn't matter.

Thank you for making a .deb package - since I'm using a rpm based distro, i have no clue in making .debs. I'm going to build it on the openSUSE Buildservice, which builds Ubuntu packages too.
Of course, the libwxgtk2 package is also needed, since the base part of wxWidgets is for console apps only.
The source gets released later this day, stay tuned :)

There's no such thing as password protected servers in Sauerbraten...

Not in Sauerbraten but in Cube and AssaultCube.

No, you shouldn't. Sourceforge uses mirrors to speed downloads for users and to decrease the load on any one server. Bypassing the mirror chooser isn't a good idea.

nomen est omen ... it extends the regular behaviour of sauerbraten servers ... a modified binary (no source I found to compile from) is required. Maybe in some future release sauerbraten will do this too - I'd say we can consider this a field-beta ;)

The patch/binary which is available on Sourceforge was for the summer edition of Sauerbraten. The extended info is now integrated in the Sauerbraten and AssaultCube devel branch, so with the upcoming release of these games and CSL, each server has this feature.

Unfortunately this is a known bug in the windows version which is fixed for the next release. A workaround is to move the games to a folder which doesn't contain spaces.