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Closed at SirJodelstein's request.

Not helping coolitic, as long as the thread stays civil it stays open.

Wow, nice work LilGreek, but do the slats really work as intended? KSP's stock aerodynamics are somewhat lacking.

I like it, and the sequel, the books are better however And yes, step into this lovely airlock, don't worry about a suit, you won't need it where you're going....

What about trying another browser?

Guys, no, seriously.

Is that better?

Chrome has user profiles yes? Try adding a new profile and see if it is affected.

I'd like to keep this thread clear of gender issues please phoenix_ca

Works on Linux 64bit. I crashed into the planet though, need to brush up on my landings Ahh there we go.

Hmmm, might be texture replacer causing this issue... And the log just ends here... I'm not very familiar with that addon but doesn't it use an unusual image file type? Maybe Linux is having trouble with that. Also Tom1499, it's good to hear things are working well for you

I think this thread really ended here, why do Science labs threads become so controversial? A question for another thread I think.

Sorry Majorjim, closed by request, I hope you understand.

Can you get from Kerbin to the Mun and back? That craft you used can get you to Minmus and back no problem.

1337, Leet, or Elite, it's an old meme

It's good to see endeavours like this piotrektt, thanks for testing these out, I've put a link in the Linux Compatibility thread addon support post to help other players find this thread

0.23.5.464 is the current release, just check your sandbox game for a 4 nozzle engine and a liquid fuel booster Or check the gamedata folder for the NASAmission folder.

Why process it Red? Nuclear thermal rockets should be able to use most fluids as reaction mass, from liquid hydrogen or ammonia to plain old water, and we already have an NTR in the LV-N. You'd need pumps, an empty tank and a NTR to "burn" it, but you could then refuel at Laythe, Eeloo, Eve, and Duna's polar caps (assume it's not all carbon dioxide). This idea was used in the novel 2010 by Arthur C Clarke and the Chinese spacecraft Tsien.

I'm seeing 0.23.0 and the ARM patch on my downloads page, plus the installer. 0.23.0 is the version before asteroids and the NASA parts were added, and is 475 megs here, the ARM version is 483 megs, which would account for the extra content. Not sure why you have the same build number in both.

The ARM version is version 0.23.5 of KSP and is the full game, up to date, it's the only download you need

The launcher/patcher does not touch non-KSP files, so all your addons should be fine unless they either change a stock part cfg (FAR) or have been broken by changes between .22 and .23.5 I guess the best option would be to first backup your saves just in case, then start the update, and while it's updating check for newer versions of your addons. Update the addons after the KSP update completes

FAR'ed parts aren't stock, so I'd guess no

Went to Duna and back (from Kerbin orbit) recently on 1.25m* parts and a LV-T30, had 7 FL-T400's for the transfer stage, a separate lander, just one Kerbal though. *forgot the 2.

Linux must be reading the position of the parts wrong, don't know if there's a way to fix it without editing the save.

You might have to scrap some of those Windows saves :/