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You came up with solid proof to determine whether VTF stood for "Valve Texture Format" or "Valve Texture File", so I'm putting a similar question to you: "VMF" The [[VMF]] page says one thing, and [[VMF documentation]] says another. Can you provide the same solid proof to settle this dispute? --[[User:Andreasen|Andreasen]] 10:47, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT) | You came up with solid proof to determine whether VTF stood for "Valve Texture Format" or "Valve Texture File", so I'm putting a similar question to you: "VMF" The [[VMF]] page says one thing, and [[VMF documentation]] says another. Can you provide the same solid proof to settle this dispute? --[[User:Andreasen|Andreasen]] 10:47, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT) | ||
:A filetype's name never includes "file". It's always "format". --[[user:TomEdwards|TomEdwards]] 13:15, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT) | :A filetype's name never includes "file". It's always "format". --[[user:TomEdwards|TomEdwards]] 13:15, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT) | ||
::Then how do you explain [[Talk:VTF]]? A typo? --[[User:Andreasen|Andreasen]] 13:27, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT) | |||
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That poor Z80 microprocessor! I hope the ones in my Game Boy and my TI-83+ and TI-84+'s don't leave me! --AndrewNeo 16:41, 22 Sep 2006 (PDT)
GCC/GLIBC versions
Hey Wunderboy,
just wanted to inform you that I've got news on the whole GCC/GLIBC versions subject, just in case you aren't monitoring that page actively anymore but still give a damn. It would be a shame if your mod didn't run on Linux! ;-)
Good luck! ~~Ravu 12:30, 21 Mar 2007 (PDT)
VMF
You came up with solid proof to determine whether VTF stood for "Valve Texture Format" or "Valve Texture File", so I'm putting a similar question to you: "VMF" The VMF page says one thing, and VMF documentation says another. Can you provide the same solid proof to settle this dispute? --Andreasen 10:47, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT)
- A filetype's name never includes "file". It's always "format". --TomEdwards 13:15, 29 Aug 2007 (PDT)