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Another Star Wars Classic!! I ported the GOG.com version of Star Wars – Knights of the Old Republic! The creators dropped support for Catalina, So I made it Catalina compatible. I even made a video tutorial of the game install and some gameplay (check it below). Game works great. The Game of course works in Mac OS Mojave 10.14.x and below as well (from 10.9.x) :) The game is called 'Star Wars – KOTOR' (because of the long name) in the Porting Kit database, so don't search on 'old republic' or something ;) Have fun!
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Basic Portingkit Install Instructions GOG games:
1. Make sure you have downloaded the Portingkit App
2. Always read the 'notes' of the game description first for additional steps!
3. Download the Star Wars – Knights of the Old Republic'offline backup setup' file(s) into your download folder.
4. Go to the library server tab and select the game you want to install and click 'Install'
5. Portingkit will create the wrapper and locate your setup file in your download folder
6. The installation of the game will start, run through the install wizard.
7. After installation, exit the installer (don't run launch the game).
8. Porting kit will say it has finished successfully.
9. Go to your local library tab and select the game and click 'play'!
10 Enjoy the game!
Nuit blanche mac os. For more info go to the porting Kit game page up here…
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So you say you can't do without your Windows-only software? You need antivirus software. You need to keep it current. And you need it yesterday. If you don't have it, it's probably too late. And once one piece of malware infects Windows, it tends to start inviting its friends to visit.
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But don't wait until you have a virus; it may be too late. Many viruses will change settings in Windows and prevent you from installing any other software, and even keep you from running software that's already installed. So install something today.
Once you have antivirus software installed, make sure it is updating its definitions. Some companies release multiple definition updates every day. And don't wait to renew your subscription; even a lapse of one or two days can be enough to get your computer badly infected.
A software firewall (Zone Alarm, http://www.zonealarm.com is a good firewall that isn't tied to an antivirus package, although Zone Alarm does have antivirus software) doesn't hurt either; Windows has one built in, but many products have their own, along with antispam software.
A hardware router is a must. It gives basic protection from incoming attacks (through NAT translation) even if it doesn't have a firewall built in. An unprotected PC can be infected in (literally) minutes if it's connected directly to the Internet.
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