Spring RTS Engine

I found this howto for disabling these accessibility things on Windows: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee416808(v=vs.85).aspx This should probably go to some if (on windows) closure if implemented. Here is also the spec of all the different settings that can be disabled / enabled this way:...

Hi, I did this to make my Spring 91.0 (a month ago) recognized by Weblobby: mkdir ~/.spring/weblobby/engines/91.0 cd ~/.spring/weblobby/engines/91.0 cp /usr/games/spring . cp -r /usr/lib/spring/* . cp -r /usr/share/games/spring/* . After that press reload on the weblobby gui and you should have the ...

One more thing:
Tall maps are fit to the map picture box using their width, so most of such maps will show less than the actual map area. Example: Start a multiplayer battle and do

Two things about Weblobby: 1. It cannot download version 91.0 of Spring, since that is not up anywhere. If I copy it manually to .spring/weblobby/engine/91.0/, like (on Linux, paste this to your terminal with 91.0 installed via package manager) mkdir -p ~/.spring/weblobby/engine/91.0/ cp /usr/games/...

Works well with an Intel integrated card on Linux. Tested Zero-K with just the bots lab so far. Now let's hope all the mods/games will support this one soon.

Actually it is _only_ debian with an ancient glibc. Ubuntu and Fedora (and ofc all rolling distros), have glibc >= 2.15.

I use Debian Testing, which is a rolling release. As is Debian Unstable. They both have 2.13. Experimental has 2.17. Fedora got 2.15 in the last quarter of last year.