who do I play online games with spring on linux
Posted: 22 Mar 2007, 21:06
Hi guys I installed spring_0.74b3 using the WiKi this is the way I installed it.
I have got it working now but how do I get to play with people online.
All other linux distributions
* Make sure you have the following packages installed:
build-essential libsdl-dev libopenal-dev libglew-dev libboost-dev libboost-thread-dev libboost-regex-dev libdevil-dev libfreetype6-dev python2.4-dev scons subversion zip
* Create a working directory, we'll use this to compile spring:
mkdir ~/workdir
cd ~/workdir
* Download the most recent source tarball (.tar.bz2 file) from BerliOS (http://developer.berlios.de/project/sho ... up_id=4358), save it in ~/workdir.
* Extract the tarball and switch to the directory (adjust version numbers if necessary):
tar xfj spring_0.74b3_src.tar.bz2
cd spring_0.74b3
Watch out when using graphical extraction tools. They don't always create the included empty directories, causing later steps to fail. It is recommended to extract the archive using the above command.
* Configure: scons configure
If this doesn't work, be sure to check you installed all dependencies, and peek at the file config.log, which may show the reason it didn't work in detail. To tune the configuration (installation paths, debugging, etc.), refer to: scons -H
* Compile by running: scons
This can take 5-15 minutes depending on your system.
* To install spring, run the following as root: scons install
* Set up spring to look in your home directory for data files (run as root):
mkdir -p /etc/spring
echo '$HOME/.spring' > /etc/spring/datadir'
Alternatively you can specify it in ~/.springrc (if you don't have root access):
echo "SpringData=$HOME/.spring" >> ~/.springrc
* Now continue at the fourth (4th) step under Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives: "Create directories for data files".
I have got it working now but how do I get to play with people online.
All other linux distributions
* Make sure you have the following packages installed:
build-essential libsdl-dev libopenal-dev libglew-dev libboost-dev libboost-thread-dev libboost-regex-dev libdevil-dev libfreetype6-dev python2.4-dev scons subversion zip
* Create a working directory, we'll use this to compile spring:
mkdir ~/workdir
cd ~/workdir
* Download the most recent source tarball (.tar.bz2 file) from BerliOS (http://developer.berlios.de/project/sho ... up_id=4358), save it in ~/workdir.
* Extract the tarball and switch to the directory (adjust version numbers if necessary):
tar xfj spring_0.74b3_src.tar.bz2
cd spring_0.74b3
Watch out when using graphical extraction tools. They don't always create the included empty directories, causing later steps to fail. It is recommended to extract the archive using the above command.
* Configure: scons configure
If this doesn't work, be sure to check you installed all dependencies, and peek at the file config.log, which may show the reason it didn't work in detail. To tune the configuration (installation paths, debugging, etc.), refer to: scons -H
* Compile by running: scons
This can take 5-15 minutes depending on your system.
* To install spring, run the following as root: scons install
* Set up spring to look in your home directory for data files (run as root):
mkdir -p /etc/spring
echo '$HOME/.spring' > /etc/spring/datadir'
Alternatively you can specify it in ~/.springrc (if you don't have root access):
echo "SpringData=$HOME/.spring" >> ~/.springrc
* Now continue at the fourth (4th) step under Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives: "Create directories for data files".