Hi.

Anyone know where I can get hold of a copy of Liberation: Captive 2.

I've dug up my old amiga copy and I've been playing it almost constantly at home. Unfortunately, during my long dull nights at work we can do pretty much anything we want. I want to play this.

Anyone know if it's still available on the PC or even abandonware yet?

Cheers

Simon/~Flibster

PS. It's good to be back.

Welcome back

I don't even know if a PC version of Liberation exists. If it does, I couldn't find it anywhere. So why don't you play the Amiga version with an emulator at work?

Unfortunately the machines are not powerful enough to run an amiga emulator at any decent speed.

I'm currently working my way through SWOS but it's getting dull.

Simon/~Flibster

Wow! Someone who is using an older PC than mine

I've got 2 development machines, the contents of which are strictly controlled. Both are dual P3 1.13Ghz's. Unfortunatelky the main machine i have to use is a PII 350. It's deathly slow when running win2k.

Oh well. Have to find something else to occupy my time. Elite 2 - Frontier maybe.

Simon/~Flibster

Amiga emulation is running great on my PII/300, but then again, it doesn't have Windows 2000

It must be the stupid win2k. I have a 300 at home as well and it runs Amiga emus great.

Tuss

Probably Win2k. But it's not a wonderfull box anyway. It's a compaq.

Who in their right minds buys a compaq??

Simon/~Flibster

Celeron 750MHz runs Windows XP very nicely, no complaints.

Pentium 2 - 400MHz runs Windows XP, a little slow on boot up, all good with more RAM.

486 DX4 - 100MHz runs Windows '95 well, '98 a little too chunky, ME and XP not possbile

My Dad installed Win 3.1 on our 286 before... now THAT was funny.

Tuss

I have only used a 286 once in my life: at school. Never had one myself. My first PC was a 386 (in late 1993). Shocking, isn't it?

Not really, since you hate PCs.

Tuss

Absolutely true

You don't know what you missed, no troubles except you didn't have enough memory . And all the fun program and games really needed a 386 a real pain, I can tell you.

I certainly went well with my Amiga 500

Sadly enough that is a machine that I never owned

It's never too late to change that