-- some screenshot here
It's pretty easy to get the game done anyway, but here's my complete save game in case you are too lazy to get through all the arcs.
TEA2US.SAV
Put it in game's directory and you're good to go.
Sensei 2: Complete Save Game
This visual novel is simple: the story resolves around youngster who got laid to his female teachers (different one for every arc). The fetish is as-is, in a way you can say it features vanilla-est fetish you can get from adult visual novel: no harem, no over-sized boobs, no crap.
-- some screenshot here
It's pretty easy to get the game done anyway, but here's my complete save game in case you are too lazy to get through all the arcs.
TEA2US.SAV
Put it in game's directory and you're good to go.
-- some screenshot here
It's pretty easy to get the game done anyway, but here's my complete save game in case you are too lazy to get through all the arcs.
TEA2US.SAV
Put it in game's directory and you're good to go.
Firefox Manual Update: *.mar
If you ever try to upgrade Mozilla Firefox manually using *.mar
packages, you'll find that it's such a pain, duh! The manual in Mozilla
wiki page isn't much problem due to not-so-man-page style of writing.
--- Disclaimer: this approach's been done on my personal Slackware box, you should consider your own operating system configuration, directory access permission, and environment variables ---
Actually it's quite simple:
1. download the latest update package (*.mar) available for your firefox from Firefox latest release,
2. rename the packages you just downloaded to 'update.mar',
3. move 'update.mar' to 'whereveryouinstalledfirefox/updates', so in my case:
4. run 'updater update-dir apply-to-dir'. 'update-dir' refers to the location where you put 'update.mar', and 'apply-to-dir' simply refers to the location where 'firefox-bin' is. So in my case:
update-dir = /opt/firefox/updates
apply-dir = 'opt/firefox'.
The installing window will pop, just wait,
5. restart firefox (if you're running any instance), and enjoy your updated build of firefox.
You can also read the 'update.log' in the same directory as the applied 'update.mar'.
--- Disclaimer: this approach's been done on my personal Slackware box, you should consider your own operating system configuration, directory access permission, and environment variables ---
Actually it's quite simple:
1. download the latest update package (*.mar) available for your firefox from Firefox latest release,
2. rename the packages you just downloaded to 'update.mar',
mv firefox-18.0a1.en-US.linux-x86_64.complete.mar update.mar3. move 'update.mar' to 'whereveryouinstalledfirefox/updates', so in my case:
mv update.mar /opt/firefox/updates4. run 'updater update-dir apply-to-dir'. 'update-dir' refers to the location where you put 'update.mar', and 'apply-to-dir' simply refers to the location where 'firefox-bin' is. So in my case:
update-dir = /opt/firefox/updates
apply-dir = 'opt/firefox'.
update /opt/firefox/updates /opt/firefoxThe installing window will pop, just wait,
5. restart firefox (if you're running any instance), and enjoy your updated build of firefox.
You can also read the 'update.log' in the same directory as the applied 'update.mar'.
XWindow's Error
XWindow is silly ;) The issues is related to broken requirement packages--reintalling the X-related packages simply solved the problem.
you don't say?
you don't say?
Embarcadero's RAD Studio XE3 World Tour: Surabaya
I attended Embarcadero's RAD Studio XE3 World Tour: Surabaya in Sept 14. The event is nice, and RAD Studio XE3 is kinda cool. The speaker is Steve Ho and Gordon Li.
-I ate a lot of brownies back there, hehe
RAD Studio XE3 is an IDE, heavily based on Delphi with FireMonkey GUI designer and rapid prototyping tool, and Prism which is kind of wrapper for mono and .NET. The IDE is available on Windows (XP onwards) and MacOSX. Demos on the event highlighted its readiness to develop rich business application on Windows 8 and HTML5 with flashy interface, d'oh.
I can't help but comparing RAD Studio and Qt. It's Pascal and C++, it's FireMonkey and Qt Designer, it's Prism and Qyoto, it's Delphi and Qt Creator, moreover it's proprietary license and LGPL.
Later in the event, they said RAD Studio's going to support Linux by 2015 (on Lazarus maybe?)
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anyway, thanks for the shirt and the mouse :)
-I ate a lot of brownies back there, hehe
RAD Studio XE3 is an IDE, heavily based on Delphi with FireMonkey GUI designer and rapid prototyping tool, and Prism which is kind of wrapper for mono and .NET. The IDE is available on Windows (XP onwards) and MacOSX. Demos on the event highlighted its readiness to develop rich business application on Windows 8 and HTML5 with flashy interface, d'oh.
I can't help but comparing RAD Studio and Qt. It's Pascal and C++, it's FireMonkey and Qt Designer, it's Prism and Qyoto, it's Delphi and Qt Creator, moreover it's proprietary license and LGPL.
Later in the event, they said RAD Studio's going to support Linux by 2015 (on Lazarus maybe?)
____
anyway, thanks for the shirt and the mouse :)
