You could have added a knoppix.sh (or edited any existing one) to copy these files for you when you boot up.Originally Posted by your_breakfast
Nope It took 3.1 GBOriginally Posted by firebyrd10
I used knoppix games 3.7 (without removing anything)
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UT2004 6 CD Version
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Patch v3339
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Russian bonus pack a little bit modified on my own
Yes, that's 3.1 GB... small enough for a DVD
Works fine for me. I allso put my ut2004.ini and user.ini into the root-dir of ISOfs, so I don't have to configure anything each time I boot up. I just copy them to my $HOME/.ut2004/System and start the game.
You could have added a knoppix.sh (or edited any existing one) to copy these files for you when you boot up.Originally Posted by your_breakfast
Well... I allso could put them to /etc/skel and then edit /etc/X11/Xsession.d/45xsession but I have a personal reason not to have them in $HOME/.ut2004/System each time automaticly.Originally Posted by bfree
LOL.. I allso could make the game start automaticly after KDE, but then I had allso to do, what you just said. But I don't want to.
Yea, I tried it with game knoppix, but it would keep locking up when I was working, seeing how it wasn't worth it I gave up.

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