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If you have installed the game but still have problems running it or if you cannot compile the source distribution, try to look at the Frequently Asked Questions page, which contains a section related to installation problems.

Looking for the latest development source code? See the Compiling page for information on how to download and compile from our Mercurial repository. From time to time we do development snapshots, too but be aware that those are not yet released for a reason.

Downloads

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You can still download the Older Releases. They can be useful if you want a binary for a system for which the latest release has not been packaged yet.
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.)

Mandriva

Beta 4 (0.9.4.1) (outdated but still compatible)
2009.1: i386/x86_64/source

To install from the Mandriva repository, run as root
urpmi globulation2

Fedora

Beta 3 (0.9.3) (outdated)
Core 11: i386/x86_64/source

To install from the Fedora repository, run as root
yum install glob2

Gentoo

Beta 4 (0.9.4.4)
ebuild

To install from the Gentoo repository, run as root
emerge glob2

Archlinux

Beta 4 (0.9.4.4)
AUR: i386

To install from the Archlinux repository, run as root
pacman -S glob2

Debian

Beta 4 (0.9.4.4)
Lenny: i386/x86_64

To install from the Debian repository, run as root
apt-get install glob2

Alternatively, download one of the packages above, then run as root dpkg -i glob2_VERSION.deb. If you get any dependency errors, resolve them and try again.

Debian

Beta 5 (0.9.5RC) (release candidate)
Lenny: i386/x86_64

To install from the Debian repository, run as root
apt-get install glob2

Alternatively, download one of the packages above, then run as root dpkg -i glob2_VERSION.deb. If you get any dependency errors, resolve them and try again.

openSuSE

Beta 4 (0.9.4.4)
Packman repository

To install from the openSUSE repository, run as root
zypper install glob2
Or click the following link to use openSUSE 1-click-install:1-click-install glob2
If you encounter any issues with the openSUSE packages, contact the Packman team.

Ubuntu

Beta 4 (0.9.4.1) (outdated but still compatible)
Core 11: i386/x86_64 - data

To install from the Ubuntu repository, run as root
apt-get install glob2

Alternatively, download one of the packages above, then run as root dpkg -i glob2_VERSION.deb. If you get any dependency errors, resolve them and try again.

Also, see .deb packages for Debian. They may install properly.

FreeBSD

No Download Available

A port exists and binary packages are built for different platforms. See FreshPorts.

Slackware

Beta 3 (0.9.3) (outdated)
12.1: i386