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Kaori Ohara
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#1 - 2014-02-26 16:34:50 UTC
hello,
I am a new linux user, I'd like to use EVEHQ because it includes everything I need in one program, then as I use it since my first appearance on eve, I have my little habits. I tried to use gtkevemon and pyfa, but I can not seem to to update them I do not know why.
it seems that installs correctly when I run it, I 've nothing but lies in the processes of the computer. I have done something wrong?

ps: for me and my needs, evehq is better than pyfa during simulation of fleet composition and their effects according to vessels, modules and implants used.

somebody can help a poor linux noob who don't to go back to windows.

my config :
cpu amd phenom II X4 3.4ghz
8 Gb
GTX680 2Gb driver version : 310.44
linux mint olivia mate 64-bit
wine 1.6.0
jansaell
Phoenix Industries
#2 - 2014-02-27 12:41:19 UTC
Kaori Ohara wrote:
hello,
I am a new linux user, I'd like to use EVEHQ because it includes everything I need in one program, then as I use it since my first appearance on eve, I have my little habits. I tried to use gtkevemon and pyfa, but I can not seem to to update them I do not know why.
it seems that installs correctly when I run it, I 've nothing but lies in the processes of the computer. I have done something wrong?

ps: for me and my needs, evehq is better than pyfa during simulation of fleet composition and their effects according to vessels, modules and implants used.

somebody can help a poor linux noob who don't to go back to windows.

my config :
cpu amd phenom II X4 3.4ghz
8 Gb
GTX680 2Gb driver version : 310.44
linux mint olivia mate 64-bit
wine 1.6.0


To solve some of my eve tools i use a windows box running in virtualbox. This emulation works perfectly for me and I can have 2 eve client runnign well as well as one virtual bpx "virtual" pc.