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* <span id="downloadlink_source">Source code: [http://dl.sv.nongnu.org/releases/glob2/0.8.22/glob2-0.8.22.tar.gz glob2-0.8.22.tar.gz]</span> |
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* <span id="downloadlink_debian">Debian Stable (Sarge, also works on Ubuntu Feisty Beta) : [http://dl.sv.nongnu.org/releases/glob2/0.8.22/glob2_alpha22-sarge_i386.deb glob2_alpha22-sarge_i386.deb]</span> |
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* <span id="downloadlink_debian">Debian Stable (Sarge, also works on Ubuntu Feisty Beta) : [http://dl.sv.nongnu.org/releases/glob2/0.8.22/glob2_alpha22-sarge_i386.deb glob2_alpha22-sarge_i386.deb]</span> |
Revision as of 22:00, 15 April 2007
If you have installed the game but still have problems running it or if you cannot compile the source distribution, try to look at Frequently Asked Questions page, where a section is related to installation problems.
Latest Release
| Warning: * * * Warning to all Packagers! Do not use the official tarball for making releases. Instead, follow the anonymous cvs instructions with the added options "-r alpha22" tagged on after the checkout command. This will retrieve a more recent version of Alpha 22 from the CVS, which contains some bug fixes and is more portable.
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We are waiting on updated versions of the following packages:
You can still download the Older Releases. They can sometimes be useful if you want a binary for a system that has not been packaged yet for latest release. Please keep in mind that Internet game will most likely not work with older releases. (See What version should i choose to play in the FAQ.)
Installation by Operating System and Distribution:
Debian GNU/Linux
- Please download the latest .deb package from the download section above, and install it as you would install any ordinary debian package:
- In root (or sudo), install it with dpkg -i glob2_VERSION.deb.
- If you miss some dependencies, do an apt-get -f install as root (or sudo). Do NOT remove the glob2 package before apt-get -f install.
- You can now run Globulation 2 by typing glob2.
- If you are using Debian unstable, you can also use the integrate glob2 package but it is not as up to date.
Ubuntu Linux
- Please download the latest .deb package from the download section above, and install it as you would install any ordinary package:
- Install it with sudo dpkg -i glob2_VERSION.deb. You need to enter your user password.
- If you miss some dependencies, do a sudo apt-get -f install. Do NOT remove the glob2 package before apt-get -f install.
- You can now run Globulation 2 by typing glob2.
- If you are using Ubuntu Breezy or newer, you can also use the integrated glob2 package but it is not as up to date.
Fedora Core
- There are some Fedora packages (.rpm) under the download section above
- You may find some other fedora packages on this fan-site
Gentoo GNU/Linux
- An ebuild exists, and is in portage. To install, just execute (as root): emerge glob2
- Make sure you are in the games group
Source Mage GNU/Linux
- A spell exists. Make sure that games grimoire is up to date, and execute (as root): cast globulation2
Mandriva Linux
- Please download the latest rpm package from the download section above, and install it as you would install any other rpm:
- Double click it to start the installation. When prompted, enter your root password. It will do the rest.
- When it says installation is complete, click "Ok". Go to the menu and click "Run Command".
- When the command box pops up, type "glob2" and it should load automatically.
Microsoft Windows
- Download the latest runtime package and unzip it anywhere.
- Open the folder glob2_runtime and double click glob2.exe
- to uninstall, just remove the directory "glob2_runtime" where you extracted the .zip.
Mac OS X
- Mount the disk image file, and start the installer from it.
- Globulation gets installed in /Applications/Globulation2.
- To run the game, open /Applications/Globulation2/Globulation2.
FreeBSD
- A port exists and binary packages are built for different platforms.
- See FreeBSD port.
Compile from Sources
For source and CVS installations, you'll also need to install these packages:
Optional:
Source Distribution
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- Get the source distribution archive from the download section above.
- Extract the archive using a compression/extraction utility such as tar.
- Go in the extracted archive. If you have a Unix system (Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X):
- Run the ./configure script. If you want to install the game in a special place, type ./configure --prefix=/path/to/install instead.
- Compile Globulation 2 by running make.
- Install with a simple make install command.
- Run the game by typing glob2. If it doesn't work, type /path/to/install/bin/glob2 instead.
Sources from CVS
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Compilation & cross compilation for Windows with mingw
Compilation on other systems
- Download the source code from the cvs by typing
- export CVS_RSH="ssh" && cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.savannah.nongnu.org:/sources/glob2 co glob2
- You can update the source code you have any time with a simple
- cvs up
- You can set the environment variable with a command in the style of
- export CVSROOT=anonymous@cvs.savannah.nongnu.org:/cvsroot/glob2 co glob2
- Read the README.cvs and README files.
- Get the graphics by running the ./syncdata script in the cvs tree.
- You can also get some maps by running the ./syncmaps script.
- Run the ./bootstrap script from the cvs tree. If it doesn't work, check that SDL is installed in aclocal's path. If it is not the case (with Mac OS X, for example), run aclocal -I /usr/local/share/aclocal, where /usr/local/share/aclocal is the location of SDL's aclocal macros. Then, run the remaining commands of the bootstrap script (autoheader && automake --add-missing && autoconf).
- Continue by following the instructions in installing from a source distribution.
