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Title: UQM-HD on Linux? Post by: tjsnh on June 06, 2016, 01:46:20 pm Hi All,
I tried to download the UQM-HD deb off of sourceforge but ran into errors installing (just using dpkg, nothing fancy - on xubuntu). I suspect I may have missed a step or missed some files, are there any quick guides out there to installing UQM-HD on Linux? Thanks! Title: Re: UQM-HD on Linux? Post by: tjsnh on June 06, 2016, 02:06:24 pm Update - turns out the issue is that I don't have mikmod2 installed, and am unable to find a convenient way to install it (libmikmod3 is the current, no packages for libmikmod2 that I can find).
Annoying - I didn't even plan on running the game with sound. Title: Re: UQM-HD on Linux? Post by: Kohr-Ah Death on June 06, 2016, 10:11:50 pm libmikmod is built into UQM so you shouldn't need an external source.
You have to make sure you have all the dependencies taken care of. SDL 1.2 SDL_Image 1.2 zlib 1.2 libOgg / libVorbis and optionally, OpenAL You also have to make sure you are using GCC 3 and GNU Make 3.8. Any higher and it will refuse to build without some serious restructuring to the code... I believe. Title: Re: UQM-HD on Linux? Post by: desci on April 22, 2017, 05:07:54 pm Update - turns out the issue is that I don't have mikmod2 installed, and am unable to find a convenient way to install it (libmikmod3 is the current, no packages for libmikmod2 that I can find). Annoying - I didn't even plan on running the game with sound. The non convenient way for Ubuntu is to enable legacy trusty repositories, then: Code: sudo apt-get -t trusty install libmikmod2-dev Title: Re: UQM-HD on Linux? Post by: Zanthius on July 07, 2017, 10:44:36 am Code: yaourt -S uqm-hd yaourt -S uqm-hd-sound Worked fine in Manjaro Linux (and should presumably also work in Arch Linux). |