JK2radient or GTKradient

[Karshaddii]

Another thing--No, I can't believe that you wasted three minutes of your life to reply to the problems that I PERSONNALLY AND NO ONE ELSE HAS with these two programs--and most of it I was being sarcastic--and change it and respond aggressively like I was doing an actual, technical, comparison of the two programs.

 

I mean seriously--what is with you guys?? I never said THESE ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THESE TWO PROGRAMS.

 

I said--hinting that I was being sarcastic "I hate them bothe = ) "

 

Good SithSpit!

[RichDiesal]

Geez man, go get some ice cream, cool down a bit.

[Karshaddii]

Hey, thats MY line!!!

 

or is that the point....

 

 

 

 

 

= )

[Manquesa]

alright children, calm down, don't need a flame war here.

 

Both editors work good and can coexist together peacefully.

If you don't like the way one works and don't want to use it, then don't use it, use the other one. It's all just apples and oranges, different people, different tastes.

 

Oh, and as for the gtkradiant installation difficulty. I too have had problems installing it. Not because I don't know how, but the damn thing doesn't seem to want to install on my computer. Maybe there are certain OS's that it doesn't like. I got WinMe, came with the computer, never had any need to upgrade. But it kept getting an installation error, and the only way I could find past it was to just keep trying and eventually the installation worked. GTK stopped working on me for a while so I had to install it twice, both times created the same problems.

[Emon]

If you're having problems with GTK, it's because you didn't install it right, or your system is ****ed up. Myself and other experianced, INTELLIGANT editors have had *NO* problems with GTK, EVER. So if there's something wrong with it, it's you or your PC, not the editor.

[RichDiesal]

So I suppose since I and many other intelligent, experienced editors have used JK2 Radiant without any trouble, that says the same of you?