Spring RTS Engine

Posted: **20 Jul 2012, 23:44**

When will I be able to upgrade Spring to 0.89? Haven't been able to play for the last days.

Posted: **20 Jul 2012, 23:57**

On "Linux" is way too broad. The answer then must be "once you've compiled it".

Posted: **21 Jul 2012, 02:08**

what koshi means it depends on the distribution
arch and ubuntu already have it from what i understood, and you can try the portable version that's posted somewhere here: http://zero-k.info/Forum/Thread/2887, but it may not work for you

Posted: **04 Aug 2012, 05:29**

I am running Ubuntu 12.10 and added the repo and it seems we only have .88, is there a chance we can get .89?

Posted: **04 Aug 2012, 10:56**

12.04 has 0.89, you sure you added the repo and did apt-get update/upgrade?

Posted: **04 Aug 2012, 11:32**

There is no .89 for 12.10, i'm very sure.

Posted: **13 Aug 2012, 20:45**

liamdawe wrote:There is no .89 for 12.10, i'm very sure.

After some search I just found out that I had to manually update the repository for Spring. Then I could just upgrade from apt-get.

Posted: **14 Aug 2012, 19:46**

as exactly described in the linux install guide for ubuntu i am guessing?

did you not find it? or just search the software center and assume that version was ok?

not asking to troll you i am asking to see if instructions can be improved.

Posted: **15 Aug 2012, 01:11**

forest_devil wrote:as exactly described in the linux install guide for ubuntu i am guessing?

did you not find it? or just search the software center and assume that version was ok?

not asking to troll you i am asking to see if instructions can be improved.

Yes. However the instructions at http://springrts.com/wiki/Ubuntu_install are making me a bit dizzy to be honest. Would prefer if the instructions were shown in a much more minimal way.

I would like to see the "Updating to newer releases" paragraph shown in a bulleting list with numbers alone as the default install/update way.

Example:

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Install
1. Launch your favorite package manager (ex. Synaptic)
2. Add "ppa:spring/ppa" to the repository and update
3. Search for "spring" and install

The rest should be shown by clicking on a link "..more" or "advanced install/update" as if the user is advanced he will be having the brain to look a bit deeper..

Just throwing some ideas

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