Debian Lenny AMD64 package for Spring and Spring Lobby

[umarzuki]

I made generate these binaries on my Debian Lenny AMD64 but they might work on all Debian based 64-bit distro. Of course you'll need both Spring (engine), SpringLobby (interface), game files and map.

Spring 0.80.4
http://rapidshare.com/files/275424085/s ... _amd64.deb

SpringLobby 0.3-1:
http://rapidshare.com/files/262737938/s ... _amd64.deb

Old binaries

Spring 0.80.2:
http://rapidshare.com/files/270785064/s ... _amd64.deb

Spring 0.79.1:
http://rapidshare.com/files/262737937/s ... _amd64.deb

Note:
If you encountered dependencies problem, run command below as root

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apt-get install -f

As of now, C.R.A.I.G. (AI) doesn't seem to work with Spring:1944, so no single player (competitive) for that game.

Hope anyone can test these packages if they are working okay on your machine.

[zCram]

Works great, altho I had a little trouble getting the dependencies right first. Can you make a package of the new, 0.80.2 version?

[umarzuki]

i might not be able to upload it today (the package is ready but internet connection is the main problem now), maybe tomorrow.

[umarzuki]

binary for lenny 64 bit version 0.80.2 uploaded, see 1st post.

[umarzuki]

uploaded spring 0.80.4 Debian 64-bit binary

[det]

RapidShare sucks. If you would like I can offer you some webspace to host the packages (upload via scp/sftp)).

[umarzuki]

that would be nice. PM me on that matter (access account etc.)

[Jasper1984]

Thanks a lot! I tried compiling, but got some error from wxwidgets, tried a repo, but it had dependency issues, this seems to work fine. (Haven't really tested it thurroughly, if i run to trouble later i'll post again.)

I did succeed in compiling spring rts(not the lobby) itself properly myself, should i be confident about that or .deb here anyway to prevent desyncs?

Do seem to notice an issue with springlobby. If i use my old ~/.spring folder, it slows everything down to a grind while heavily using the hard disk.. Seems like it is making a checksum of everything. It shouldn't behave like that(It should checksum before use, or at least checksum with better niceness as to not grind everything to a halt.), maybe i'll make/look for a bug report on the topic.