Paradise Sound Support, a really really quick overview
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Client 2.3p14 supports sound on a few platforms.  Currently the platforms
are Linux and FreeBSD.  A Sparc soundserver is in the works, and
may be avail. in a few months-- Check back on ftp.cs.umn.edu.

Note:  This sound system is incompatible with the one in Ted 0.1-0.7 and 2.3p13


Linux
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* Uncompress the Sound Server from ftp.cs.umn.edu
* chmod 755 paradise.sndsrv.linux
* The Sound server MUST be named paradise.sndsrv.linux. If it isn't, rename it.
* Put the Sound Server in your Path
* add "soundPath:              /home/smpatel/netrek/sounds" to your .paradiserc
* add "soundDev:               /dev/dsp" to your .paradiserc (you may use the
  pc-speaker sound device that is available for Linux,  The sound server will
  detect it and use it if the device is set properly).
* put the sounds that you downloaded from ftp.cs.umn.edu in the above dir.

FreeBSD
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* Uncompress the Sound Server from ftp.csi.umn.edu
* chmod 755 paradise.sndsrv.freebsd
* The Sound server MUST be named paradise.sndsrv.freebsd. If it isn't rename it.
* Put the Sound Server in your Path
* add "soundPath:              /home/smpatel/netrek/sounds" to your .paradiserc
* add "soundDev:               /dev/dsp" to your .paradiserc (you may NOT use
  the pc-speaker driver for FreeBSD--  I'm working on it,  E-Mail me if you'd
  like to help :)
* put the sounds that you downloaded from ftp.cs.umn.edu in the above dir.

Sparc
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* Maybe sometime soon :)  If you are willing to help, please E-Mail me.

NetBSD
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* I need someone with a soundcard and NetBSD to help-- Changes are fairly
  minor.

Please report bugs and sound problems (even minor ones like stuttering or
skipping) to me...

Sujal
smpatel@wam.umd.edu