Hey guys i want to play osu to school and play but i need some help, i have tried to put osu into an usb and bring to school but i forgot that my school use MAC, im currently using windows , is there any way for me to download and bring osu into school to play?
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You could try... virtual machines. You know, software that lets you run another OS within the mac.
Although I don't know how well it'll go with the USB thing only.
Although I don't know how well it'll go with the USB thing only.
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is it something that is downloaded? if so can it be on a usb? (srry i never tried virtual machines or heard ) if it has to be downloading on the computer that im using in school it wont happen :/
It has to be downloaded so scratch that. Maybe you could try the OS X Installer one in the downloads, I haven't tried it though so I don't know how good/bad it is.
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how can i download it into my usb , i cant really download it into my desktop
This is all just theory guessing but if you download the osu.dmg and put it on your usb you should be able to put it onto the macs at your school and get it off the disk image. I forgot if it requires an install for mac os x but if it does then your school might block it
nah, He's already said itIppE wrote:
How about studying in school and leaving circle clicking for free time?
school is place for study, not for playing
if you want to play osu!, better play it at home
If you have a homework, just solve your homeworks in school, and if your mom was asking alot about your exam, just say it was easy, when you first comeback from school, just eat you lunch and open the internet directly and then play osu!
just play at home. 
it feels better.
-you won't feel normal when play at school by many factors(teacher,friends,mouse and keyboard etc).
-i don't sure with my english sorry
it feels better.
-you won't feel normal when play at school by many factors(teacher,friends,mouse and keyboard etc).
-i don't sure with my english sorry
Don't listen to those people! Play at school and you will be as good as cookiezi sometime and notice, that it's a waste of time trying to get better at this game.
Sugoi-_-Desu wrote:
Don't listen to those people! Play at school and you will be as good as cookiezi sometime and notice, that it's a waste of time trying to get better at this game.
You can play osu at school if you bring your own lappy. Most of my friends would do. Legit.
Honestly, some of my classmates bring their laptops to present their presentation, and after they finish, they show some random pictures to their friends, and if I did it, I would play osu! at school.
I can't play Osu in school because their antivirus false-positives the bass_fx.dll ;w;
I'm jealous
I'm jealous
I'm lucky because I'm allowed to bring my tablet pc/laptop to school which I normally use for schoolwork but it also means that I can play osu on it at lunch.
My school doesn't allow unrecognised .exe files to be opened >.>
1. get a phone
2. download osu
thank you for reading my tutorial, it took 20 hours to write.
bonus method:
1. get a laptop
2. download osu
2. download osu
thank you for reading my tutorial, it took 20 hours to write.
bonus method:
1. get a laptop
2. download osu
or you can just save the installer for quick installing. no need waiting to download osu (except for downloading a new patches)Kyon wrote:
1. get a phone
2. download osu
thank you for reading my tutorial, it took 20 hours to write.
bonus method:
1. get a laptop
2. download osu
just play osu on your phone, or play at home
this game isn't that addicting, is it?
if you're really desperate then just install Windows 7 on a portable hard drive or something
the computer lab that is compatible with osu is can only be used by a class TAT
the public ones are ery outdated and can't play XDDDDDDD
the public ones are ery outdated and can't play XDDDDDDD
rename osu!.exe to iexplore.exeElit3Blaze wrote:
My school doesn't allow unrecognised .exe files to be opened >.>
Tuxdude143 wrote:
I'm lucky because I'm allowed to bring my tablet pc/laptop to school which I normally use for schoolwork but it also means that I can play osu on it at lunch.
When you're out of school and go to college -
Get a laptop and play it in class, front row.
Get a laptop and play it in class, front row.
and suddenly everyone in your class watching you clicking circleZenoDiac wrote:
When you're out of school and go to college -
Get a laptop and play it in class, front row.
the sound of two fingers rapidly pressing two keys on a laptop keyboard is totally unnoticeable by your classmates and teacher.ZenoDiac wrote:
When you're out of school and go to college -
Get a laptop and play it in class, front row.
Its not, until osu! Gets you.mrdumpling64 wrote:
this game isn't that addicting, is it?
"Mr. XXXX, which theoretical framework is the basis in which particles are replaced by one-dimensional objects?"mrdumpling64 wrote:
the sound of two fingers rapidly pressing two keys on a laptop keyboard is totally unnoticeable by your classmates and teacher.
"Chill out I'm about to FC Scarlet Rose."
most of that they try to force feed you at school is even a bigger waste of time, because not only is it completely useless [like osu arguably is], it's not enjoyable either [like osu arguably is]Sugoi-_-Desu wrote:
Don't listen to those people! Play at school and you will be as good as cookiezi sometime and notice, that it's a waste of time trying to get better at this game.
unless they changed the curriculum since i've not been in school for a few years, and now they're actually teaching relevant topics like government much more earlier and comprehensively than one tiny 45 minute class in your final year...
though im pretty sure they're just feeding you facts about egypt and having an entire course about the history of the comma..
in other words, go osu!
do pay attention in math though. that's applicable knowledge
Put the tor bundle on a flash drive and use that to download the Mac edition
You honestly think that tor will get around a network firewall/squid proxy?
pffftaahaahahaha
pffftaahaahahaha
Playing osu! in school..?
hmm seems like the best solution is to bring your own laptop, really...
hmm seems like the best solution is to bring your own laptop, really...
I use tor to get around my schools 3 firewall internet blocks.Corin wrote:
You honestly think that tor will get around a network firewall/squid proxy?
pffftaahaahahaha