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For one the implementation for such a plugin would require a lot of effort, additionally typical server software are not designed to withstand a lot of traffic, and are geared towards using TCP and not UDP, which is what a lot of popular voice chat clients or mods use. Which means a lot of reworking of server software and client code would be required for it to function properly... Also ClassiCube does not have server-side sounds what so ever.

The official builds can run on most Linux distros that use GNU libc, including Arch based distros, additionally ClassiCube is designed to be portable (in both senses) so it's not necessary to install a package for ClassiCube.

There are no good operating systems. Making rocks really flat and putting lightning into them to trick them into thinking was an act against god. We must destroy all computers.

Or alternatively try using a modern system that isn’t running a 24 year old operating system

This is an SSL error. Try downloading ClassiCube assets from a modern device and moving the game folder back to your PC, for instance with a flash drive.

Good to know someone actually thought about this. Sounds like too much work tho. (Makes sense considering that Minecraft and Classicube are written on two different programming languages).

is possible make a puglin whit Scratch? or what program need use to make a puglin

This plugin adds redstone. https://github.com/qdnpd/Redstone-plugin

why no exist a puglin of voice chat i think what can be so fun 😄 so if somebody know how make puglins can make or say me how make puglins ( i have plans and i need voicechat)

really cool project!

hi all, i'm new to posting here i've noticed there's only Classicube on the AUR packages, and on some distros (like Artix) it's essentially completely unable to download, at least from Pamac. on the official download page for Linux distros, it only really says how to do so for Ubutnu/Ubuntu-based systems, but nothing else. on Manjaro it installs, but as far as i've tried it only installs via the bin ver, the git and normal AUR packages don't/fail to install. while it does have direct downloads to a '.tar.gz' file for both 32-bit and 64-bit vers, it's not really the same as properly downloading it, at least easily. also, hopefully other packages for other distro-based distros would be nice too, but for now i thought Arch-based distros would probably benefit, especially cnsidering even SteamOS is Arch-based AFAIK