Freespace 2

Classic Space Combat Action" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" src=" alt="Classic Space Combat Action" width="300" height="168" data-old-src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=' data-lazy-src=" Space Combat ActionFor those folks who only want to buy their games on Steam (Jim, I’m looking at you), you will shortly have the option to buy the first Freespace game, Descent: Freespace – The Great War, on Steam today! For all of my bluster and adoration towards Freespace 2, let us not forget that that gem of a game wouldn’t have existed without its predecessor. Descent: Freespace is pretty damned good, and if you haven’t played it, you totally need to. A couple of interesting things though. It’s unclear whether this version includes The Silent Threat expansion pack (which is included in the GOG version by the way), I’m also unsure how it’ll work with the Freespace Port for Freespace 2, if necessary. I’ve never been 100% clear on whether the FS Port has all the content from Descent: Freespace or, like the Source Code Project, needs the content from the base game (as I’ve not used it myself, to be honest) but according to The E, the Freespace Port is its own thing that includes the content from Freespace and Silent Threat. I’m also wondering if this will enable multiplayer gaming through Steam, but honestly, I doubt it. Regardless, an important piece of space gaming history is making its way to Steam, so hopefully Freespace 2 can’t be that far behind because the more people playing Freespace, the better. :)

The FSO Installer has been superseded by Knossos.NET. Although the FSO Installer continues to be supported, most modders target Knossos for their mod releases and no longer publish releases using the FSO Installer. The FreeSpace Open Installer is an easy way to install FreeSpace Open, an open-source game engine, graphical upgrade, and content pack for one of the world's finest space shooters. You can use it to install the latest upgrades and enhancements from Hard Light Productions or keep your FSO installation and mods all up-to-date. The Installer is known to work on Windows, Linux, and Mac. More detailed information can be found on the Hard-Light Wiki. Simply run the installer and select the mods you would like to download. A copy of FreeSpace 2 is required. If you do not have a FreeSpace 2 installed, the Installer will offer to do it for you using the Good Old Games setup package. (This is very useful if you are running on OSX or Linux, because the setup package is provided as a Windows application.) Of course, you can also install it on your own. Download the FreeSpace Open Installer (Windows, OSX, Linux) NOTE: The Installer requires Java 1.5 or newer to run. If you are having trouble getting Java to launch the JAR file, you may wish to download a Windows EXE. (This does not remove the need for Java.)

Target is reachable. This option is recommended if you are using the raw scripting feature.Custom health check scriptWhen the selected health check type is “Run health check scripts” you can provide script(s) that will execute during the health check.Default PowerShell health check scriptHere is the default custom health check script for PowerShell that checks disk space:$freeDiskSpaceThreshold = 5GBTry { Get-WmiObject win32_LogicalDisk -ErrorAction Stop | ? { ($_.DriveType -eq 3) -and ($_.FreeSpace -ne $null)} | % { CheckDriveCapacity @{Name =$_.DeviceId; FreeSpace=$_.FreeSpace} }} Catch [System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException] { Get-WmiObject win32_Volume | ? { ($_.DriveType -eq 3) -and ($_.FreeSpace -ne $null) -and ($_.DriveLetter -ne $null)} | % { CheckDriveCapacity @{Name =$_.DriveLetter; FreeSpace=$_.FreeSpace} } Get-WmiObject Win32_MappedLogicalDisk | ? { ($_.FreeSpace -ne $null) -and ($_.DeviceId -ne $null)} | % { CheckDriveCapacity @{Name =$_.DeviceId; FreeSpace=$_.FreeSpace} }}The function CheckDriveCapacity informs you about how much space is available on your deployment target’s local hard disk and will write a warning if the free disk space is less than this threshold. You can add additional PowerShell to this script to customize your health checks as you wish, modify or remove the disk space checking altogether. It’s entirely up to you! Just remember, you can copy and paste the original script above back into your machine policy if you run into any problems and wish to get back to the default behavior.Set the statusA health check script can set the status of a target by returning a non-zero exit code or by writing a service message during the health check. PowerShell based

First, navigate in the command line (cmd) to the installation folder of O&O SafeErase. You will then be able to use the parameters listed in the chart.The parameters in angle brackets are optional and do not have to be entered. A security prompt appears before deletion, which you can confirm automatically with the command /y .Below you will find a description of the parameters for O&O SafeErase.ParametersExplanation[--showdisks]Show disk drive informationExample: Oosecmd.exe --showdisks[--deletedrive ]SafeErase diskThe O&O SafeErase Server and Workstation Editions allow you to delete multiple disks using one command.Example: Oosecmd.exe --deletedrive 1Only in Workstation and Server Editions: Oosecmd.exe --deletedrive 1 deletedrive 2[--deletevolume ]SafeErase drive The O&O SafeErase Server and Workstation Editions allow you to delete multiple drives using one command.Example: Oosecmd.exe --deletevolume d:Only in Workstation and Server Editions: Oosecmd.exe --deletevolume d: deletevolume e:[--freespace ]SafeErase free space of a drive. The O&O SafeErase Server and Workstation Editions allow you to delete free space on multiple drives using one command.Example: Oosecmd.exe --freespace g:Only in Workstation and Server Editions: Oosecmd.exe --freespace g: freespace f:[--analyse windowsfiles| deletedfiles| all>]Scan computer for potentially security relevant or unsafe deleted files. (Default: All file types are scanned and counted)internetfiles: Only temporary Internet files are scanned and counted.windowsfiles: Only temporary Windows files are scanned and counted.deletedfiles: Only unsafe deleted files will be scanned and counted.all: All three file types are scanned and counted.Example: Oosecmd.exe --analyze deletedfiles[--autoclean ]SafeErase files found by analysis. (Default: All found file types will be permanently deleted)Example: Oosecmd.exe --autoclean windowsfiles[--internetfiles formdata| typedurls| all>]SafeErase temporary Internet files.