In other words, go to program files in your computer, find the osu! folder and copy it into flash drive.Khelly wrote:
Copy and paste
IppE wrote:
deadbeat wrote:
General Discussion is for non-osu! related topics.
1.Click on osu!Railey2 wrote:
copy paste it.
You can usually find osu under C://user/appdata/local/osu!
the appdata folder is usually invisible (because theres important stuff in there and windows wants to prevent people from accidentally deleting important stuff), so you'll have to toggle that first.
copy everything on your flashdrive. You start osu by clicking on osu!.exe, which should be there too.
Some classes are boring and useless, so I can understand that you want to bridge that time somehow. However, I wouldn't recommend playing osu to do so, as it can distract others. Just read a book on something that interests you, that's what I did when classes went to shit.
Lmao we just got new computers and you can basically run osu on a potatoColdTooth wrote:
Now I wanna play osu! on my dell laptop they give to our cla- oh....
I'll buy a different laptop that's easy to carry
Idk how but some computers in our class have I7 processors and nvdia graphics cards. They have the stickers on them so it's legitKhelly wrote:
The computers in my school's library could not run osu at 120 fps.
Bcuz school is for learning and im "wasting" time... Lol its ok i know whyArnaud wrote:
why are people getting so upset if he plays osu at school? :^)
oh shit, lol. Thanks for the headsupNightwing wrote:
1.Click on osu!Railey2 wrote:
copy paste it.
You can usually find osu under C://user/appdata/local/osu!
the appdata folder is usually invisible (because theres important stuff in there and windows wants to prevent people from accidentally deleting important stuff), so you'll have to toggle that first.
copy everything on your flashdrive. You start osu by clicking on osu!.exe, which should be there too.
Some classes are boring and useless, so I can understand that you want to bridge that time somehow. However, I wouldn't recommend playing osu to do so, as it can distract others. Just read a book on something that interests you, that's what I did when classes went to shit.
2. Open containing folder.
It's faster.
abraker wrote:
I wonder if how far my skills can be heard if I played osu! on a typewriter
Because distracting your classmates is a seriously dickish thing to doArnaud wrote:
why are people getting so upset if he plays osu at school? :^)
I'm sorry our dells can't run a simple flashOmGkEk wrote:
Lmao we just got new computers and you can basically run osu on a potatoColdTooth wrote:
Now I wanna play osu! on my dell laptop they give to our cla- oh....
I'll buy a different laptop that's easy to carry
Or they might not, and you're guaranteed to be distracting in the first place, so there's no reason to even > try < this.Kitsunex wrote:
If he is distracting his classmates, they'd tell him to stop after a while
just play another game that wont distract others like touhou or some shitOmGkEk wrote:
Sometimes my tapping causes small seismic earthquakes...Thnx mx blues
School is serious business and this sort of attitude is why I hate people. Education is the only thing that sets us apart from beasts and people are willing to neglect it, or ruin it for others.tsubasa128 wrote:
But damn I didn't know the community was this serious about school LOL.
You'd still be contributing to the problem. You have no way to make an absolute judge whether nobody is paying attention, and you're further discouraging it.OmGkEk wrote:
As for people getting distracted, when no one is paying attention in the first place and everyone is sleeping then there is no problem.
You must live a very hateful lifeMahogany wrote:
School is serious business and this sort of attitude is why I hate people. Education is the only thing that sets us apart from beasts and people are willing to neglect it, or ruin it for others.
Actually our actions sets us apart from beasts, not education.Kitsunex wrote:
Education is the only thing that sets us apart from beasts and people are willing to neglect it, or ruin it for others.
I'm only intentionally hateful towards inconsiderate jerks who deserve itKitsunex wrote:
You must live a very hateful life
So your friend played so much that his score badly drops or just that he was playing game (osu!) in his class?Dyl-Byl wrote:
My friend has played osu during class. Now, he lost all his computer privileges and the principal took away his phone and tablet and won't give it back until the end of the year. Don't let him be you.
