I noticed that the v1.8.1 Android OpenGL builds were silently updated today.
Any changelog?

Have you tried to install the game using Sierra's new SQ6 installer?:
http://sierrahelp.com/Patches-Updates/N ... ers.html#S
It has been specifically designed with DOSBox in mind.

The fact that there's no official build yet, leads me to believe that there are some unsolved issues.
..or is it simply due to lack of maintainers?

Anytime soon?

sev wrote:But we anyway moved away from SF.net.

I know.
It was JFYI.

The ad-supported online installers has actually been removed from SourceForge now!

The link works as expected. If you don't set the "Direct Download Link" to "On", the EXE installers that you download will be much smaller than the original ones. When launched, those small installers will connect to the internet to download the necessary install files + additio...

LogicDeLuxe wrote:I've never seen this. Any infected examples?

my anti-virus and also firefow says that sourceforge.net is not reliable and it may come with some malware bundled with it. Those files are easy to spot. At SourceForge.net, projects that are infected with these kind of online installers has got an option at the top of the 'Files' page that says &q...

Until the custard book bug has been fixed, you should change the support level for Discworld, from "Excellent" to "Bugged", on the compatibility page:
http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/

I was asking for help locating the disk. In all fairness, lambchop, that is NOT what you asked for! You specifically asked for a replacement file to rewrite the disc. Your attack on digitall is totally uncalled for, as he was only following board rules. Keep in mind that ScummVM is a free open sour...

New computer, different OS, new version of ScummVM (v1.7.0).. The custard book bug remains: With ScummVM's default subtitle speed, it's impossible to pick up the custard book without the use of a workaround (dialog needs to be skipped). In other words; gameplay is broken and players that don't know ...

eriktorbjorn wrote:Probably related to this thread.

Thanks, eriktorbjorn.
I'm familiar with the problem..
I've been getting that error myself sporadically (under WinXP32/SP3).
Good to know that it's been sorted out.

Strangerke wrote:We added the missing Tony.Dat file.

Most of the ports already had it, the Windows port didn't.
That should be the only modification.

Thanks.

I see that there's another silent update, dated July 9th.
..Any news on this one?

Tested.
Detects OK and seems to be workin' just fine now!