Kaldonis
05-06-2009, 04:36 AM
Sorry for posting somewhat off topic.
I assume many people using or interested in using Lich may be using non-Windows operating systems. I also tried to use Lich some time ago, but I couldn't get it working.
I've had great success with the Warlock Front End. It's coded in Java and should run on anything. It worked "out of the box" for me in Gentoo Linux. It will import highlights and macros from StormFront and some other useful things.
I was using Avalon in Mac OS, and that was okay, but I don't think it imported anything from StormFront, and it seemed to be out of development as far as I could tell (last I used it was a year ago).
The Warlock project is specifically for Simutronics games.
The layout is lacking a lot of features in terms of data display, but I've enjoyed using it.
http://www.warlock.cc/
They have a wiki and also forums, so in principle there is no reason to open an entire discussion here on the matter. But if you're looking for another front end to try out, you may also consider this.
I assume many people using or interested in using Lich may be using non-Windows operating systems. I also tried to use Lich some time ago, but I couldn't get it working.
I've had great success with the Warlock Front End. It's coded in Java and should run on anything. It worked "out of the box" for me in Gentoo Linux. It will import highlights and macros from StormFront and some other useful things.
I was using Avalon in Mac OS, and that was okay, but I don't think it imported anything from StormFront, and it seemed to be out of development as far as I could tell (last I used it was a year ago).
The Warlock project is specifically for Simutronics games.
The layout is lacking a lot of features in terms of data display, but I've enjoyed using it.
http://www.warlock.cc/
They have a wiki and also forums, so in principle there is no reason to open an entire discussion here on the matter. But if you're looking for another front end to try out, you may also consider this.