Spring RTS Engine

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

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.

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?

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

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

uploaded spring 0.80.4 Debian 64-bit binary

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

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

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.