Spring RTS Engine

Yes, the rebind was successful, to O key. Indeed, it would be an interesting problem. Perhaps when the world embraces the ways of Linux, all will work together to design the perfect "open-source" keyboard.

Good reason. (Though I remember that there are other findings that say there is no notable difference in speed). Although...as I see it, the important thing that should differ is the letters (a-z), right? There's no reason why there should not be a pause button. How do you do it in practice? You le...

Well, time for a little history lesson, kids. The QWERTY keyboard was developed for early 1900s typewriters. The reason the keys are laid out the way they are is so they may slow down typing speed, so your "typewriter" won't jam. Some time after WWII, Dr. Dvorak developed a keyboard that w...

Hmm. Well, it appears our keyboard is a good deal different. I suppose it's worth mentioning that it's a DVORAK board, but there aren't any keys of that description. Looking at a more standard keyboard on my laptop, I see the key you're speaking of. Is there any way to bind that function to another ...

Forgive me if this is a bit of a noobish question, but I'm asking on behalf of my father, who is a huge Total Annihilation fan. I understand that this is an engine based on the online multiplayer concept, but would there happen to be some sort of a pause button he can use in the single player agains...

Hey all. As of the time of this posting, 6/18/09, 2:54, I have fully updated my Ubuntu 9.04 and the latest stable Spring packages, including mods Complete Annihilation, Balanced Annihilation, and Gundam RTS. I have downloaded each and every map made for Spring. (So if you're wondering what that load...