Made it to the last line:
talorgan@Hans:~/the folder I was using/xconq-master$ sudo make install
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/talorgan/the folder I was using/xconq-master/tcltk'...
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Made it to the last line:
talorgan@Hans:~/the folder I was using/xconq-master$ sudo make install
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/talorgan/the folder I was using/xconq-master/tcltk'...
Sorry it has taken me so long to reply to you but unfortunately I am no further forward. Tcl remains the issue. The version required by the game is different from that on the computer.
I'll give it a whirl. Thanks.
Thanks again
... and Cheers!
Thank you for your response and the explanation, which makes a lot of sense.
There is nothing else for it, I will have to learn to compile. Since I have been using Linux for years now it's high...
It looks good https://www.sourceware.org/xconq/ but it's not in the Software Centre.
The instructions within the downloads from the above site are in Double Dutch (apologies to Linux old hands for...
Me too
I miss:
"Start > a"
... and then direct access to the Favorites (i.e. bookmarks tree) with the arrow keys. Having to open the browser first and *then* the bookmarks tree is a pain...
Excellent!
I'll give it a whirl.
Cheers!
I have found the piece of software I was looking for:
http://www.winreminders.com/
It can send a reminder by e-mail.
Is this another job for WINE or is there a Linux equivalent?
Thanks!
I'll take a look.
Presumably seeking "text-to-play" software is just a bit optimistic at the moment?!
("Play" as in "theatre production")
Thanks
Do you really mean voices plural?
... because I seek text-to-dialogue software.
Thanks
I'll check these out
Is there such a thing as text-to-dialogue software?
The idea would be that the computer would give the different characters of a play different voices so that you could hear the conversation.
If you install this:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8007
... add-on, then it is possible to access your bookmarks directly from full screen mode with:
context menu-up
......
Will do. Many thanks.
The closest thing I have found to what I am looking for, in the world of games, is Blitzkrieg II by CDV. A close second was Sudden Strike III by Fireglow. These are not Linux games that I know of....
Do any Linux games contain a 3D game map editor. I am actually looking for a terrain manager but a game might be an alternative source.
The problem resolved itself after I installed the codecs.
Have just installed 9.10 where I was using 8.10 before and am having the same problem with Ogg Vorbis files. Still investigating.
Thanks for your reply. At least I now know what the problem is.
Given that some of the programs I want to try in Wine don't need 3D graphics I wonder if I should just remove the graphics card.
You could be on to something here.
I did the:
sudo lshw -html >> info.html
... thing, and the "display" box is white with not much info in it, where most of the boxes are yellow. It simply...
... so 64 bit may be the problem indirectly, via unavailability of drivers?
I have the 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.04 installed at the moment and experiments with Wine are bearing little resemblance to the results reported at WineHQ. Maybe I should try the 32 bit version?
Might the answer to this be "Ogre" or "FreeWorld3D"?