Version 18.2 on server

[wo...@zebra.net]

Josh quickly pointed out yet another insufficiently-tested part about
the collision warning this morning, and over Kate literally climbing up
my leg to smash buttons on the keyboard, I fixed this and uploaded a
new version, 0.0.18.2.

In 0.0.18.1, certain kinds of opp-moves are incorrectly reported as
collisions.

Also, I think Josh is work-bound (i.e. he doesn't play at work, the
piker :-), so if people are eager for speedier mayhem, we might start
another game.

Wolff

[r. alexander reutter]

Do we need to upgrade to 18.2 to play? Or can we just ignore stupid
warnings?

[wo...@zebra.net]

Well, the bug reports on the warnings will be lots more useful if you have the newest version.

However, it's a minor revision number, so the data format is identical---you'll just get a handful of bogus collision warnings.

Is the download too slow or irritating?

Wolff

[r. alexander reutter]

It's a 15 minute download, and I need to uninstall the old version, install
the new, and then redo my preferences. Not too slow and irritating to do
once a month, but too slow and irritating to do twice in one day. I'm
grouchy. It's pagan bitterness day. :-)

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 3:54 PM
> To: lg...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: RE: Version 18.2 on server
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[wo...@zebra.net]

You can just install over your old version, and your prefs should remain.

I'll give you the big warning when I've issued something that destroys your prefs.

(NOTE: I plan to issue new versions every 37 minutes between now and Friday.)

Wolff

-----Original Message-----
From: "r. alexander reutter" <ral...@adelphia.net>

[tdl...@uky.edu]

I didn't think the download was too long. But then, I'm never online
for just 15 minutes and half an hour feels like 5 minutes to me.