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Author: | Fesknesse [ Thu May 12, 2005 11:33 am ] |
Post subject: | Noob questions about playing joeQuake GLX on Linux |
Hi everyone! I have used JoeQuake before on windows, but a while ago i emigrated to linux. Now i want to use joequake again, to play quae on linux. I've understood that you need glx drivers, so i downloaded and installed these. Nvidia-GLX drivers, and they work fine. But i have problems running JoeQuake.glx. When i try to klick on the "Joequake-glx.glx" it asks me wich program i want to open the file with. Did i do something wrong? As i only intend to use JoeQuake.glx, i only installed glx. Do i have to install svga-lib as well? Im not very good alinux, to tell the truth, i really sucks, but i like it, and i want to use JoeQuake, because i just love it. It's by far the best source port for original quake. Would be glad if anyone could briefly explain what i need to do, just to get things woking. Im running Simpy Mepis 3.3, it's based on Debian, they are pretty much the same. Thanks for a great port Joe! |
Author: | mwh [ Thu May 12, 2005 11:40 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Noob questions about playing joeQuake GLX on Linux |
Fesknesse wrote: Hi everyone! I have used JoeQuake before on windows, but a while ago i emigrated to linux. Now i want to use joequake again, to play quae on linux. I've understood that you need glx drivers, so i downloaded and installed these. Nvidia-GLX drivers, and they work fine. But i have problems running JoeQuake.glx. When i try to klick on the "Joequake-glx.glx" it asks me wich program i want to open the file with. Uh -- click in what? Nautilus or something. Quote: Did i do something wrong? As i only intend to use JoeQuake.glx, i only installed glx. Do i have to install svga-lib as well? No. Quote: Would be glad if anyone could briefly explain what i need to do, just to get things woking. Im running Simpy Mepis 3.3, it's based on Debian, they are pretty much the same.
Thanks for a great port Joe! I find quake much easier to deal with from the command line. You need to have the data files from quake installed somewhere -- i.e. you have an 'id1' folder somewhere. Bring up an xterm (or kterm or gnome-terminal or whatever) and cd to the directory containing the id1 folder. Unzip the joequake zip in the same folder : $ unzip /path/to/joequake-v0.14DEV-linux.zip then type: $ ./joequake-gl.glx and you should get going. You'll want to muck about with command line options some, but this should get you started. |
Author: | KalasMannen [ Thu May 12, 2005 12:25 pm ] |
Post subject: | hmm |
I think what he meant was that he was trying to run the file from the filemanager... |
Author: | Fesknesse [ Thu May 12, 2005 12:28 pm ] |
Post subject: | Yes |
Yes, thats pretty much what i meant Kalasmannen. I've tried to run joequake-gl.glx from the konsole, both as Su and as regular user, but it says something like: "permission denied". What now? |
Author: | mwh [ Thu May 12, 2005 1:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Yes |
The filemanager? You say that likes there's only one Fesknesse wrote: Yes, thats pretty much what i meant Kalasmannen.
I've tried to run joequake-gl.glx from the konsole, both as Su and as regular user, but it says something like: "permission denied". What now? Uh, you could post the exact error message But try "chmod u+x joequake-gl.glx" first. |
Author: | Fesknesse [ Thu May 12, 2005 2:03 pm ] |
Post subject: | hehe |
Okay, that chmod command made me coma a bit closer... Now i get an error about fmod.. "/joequake-gl.glx: error while loading shared libraries: libfmod-3.73.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I've downloaded libfmod.3.74.so, but where to place it? |
Author: | 13Homer [ Fri May 13, 2005 3:18 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: hehe |
Fesknesse wrote: Okay, that chmod command made me coma a bit closer... Now i get an error about fmod.. "/joequake-gl.glx: error while loading shared libraries: libfmod-3.73.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" I've downloaded libfmod.3.74.so, but where to place it?
Try /lib or /usr/lib (there's a planty of *.so files). And execute this: Code: ln -s libfmod.3.74.so libfmod.3.73.so
JoeQuake was compiled against 3.73 version, it's a "wrapper". 13Homer |
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