VisualKore is NOT supported anymore

Cozzie · **Posted:** 05 Jan 2009, 12:51

VCL is not updating it and it is highly incompatible with most, if not all servers. If you're asking if there is an alternative to VK, you have to use dKore.

kLabMouse · **Joined:** 24 Apr 2008, 12:02 **Posts:** 1301

Cozzie wrote:

VCL is not updating it and it is highly incompatible with most, if not all servers. If you're asking if there is an alternative to VK, no there isn't. It's time to learn how to use command line boys =)

Well, There is something similar.
It's called "dKore".

Cozzie · **Posted:** 05 Jan 2009, 15:19

ah, my bad forgot about that. amended.

sli · **Joined:** 04 Apr 2008, 17:26 **Posts:** 811

Finally, damn.

Krai · **Posted:** 08 Jan 2009, 05:08

haha dkore. i find it so much easier to just use OK. I like to keep it simple and easy.

dunce209 · **Joined:** 26 Jun 2008, 15:04 **Posts:** 12

Well you could always modify the src, I have it working just fine, current is episode 12.

Cozzie · **Posted:** 27 Jan 2009, 05:25

That's the thing, we don't plan to do it.

sli · **Joined:** 04 Apr 2008, 17:26 **Posts:** 811

dunce209 wrote:

Well you could always modify the src, I have it working just fine, current is episode 12.

What part of "VisualKore is NOT supported anymore" was confusing?

1nf · **Joined:** 05 Jan 2009, 07:25 **Posts:** 21

I like when sli is getting angry. He always say some cool stuff

Anyway- VisualKore is for very begginers. Everyone should use openkore. Less RAM, less CPU ^^

isieo · **Posted:** 29 Jan 2009, 12:51

hm i wonder if we can get vcl to opensource it ~_~

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