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Long Live the QueenLinux Python Error & Fix(4 posts)(4 posts)
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Posted July 26, 2014
Attempting to install Long Live the Queen on Mint resulted in a python.real: not found error on attempting to launch the game. The shortcut did nothing, while the terminal (gog-long-live-the-queen) let me know that it couldn't find a 32-bit version of python.

If you get this error, open the terminal and type in: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

You will then be prompted for your password, and the terminal may ask you to press Y in order to allow the installation to continue. This can take some time, but this resolved the error for me.

GOG team, is there anything that can be done on your end about this via the installer, or is this a customer-end problem?
Posted July 27, 2014
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garthand: GOG team, is there anything that can be done on your end about this via the installer, or is this a customer-end problem?
What version of Mint and which installer? I tried this earlier on a nearly stock Mint 17 64-bit install with the tarball, and did not have any problems. Also, with the tarball you need to manage the dependencies manually. Use the support link to send in a ticket if you want GOG to see this.
Post edited July 27, 2014 by Gydion
Posted July 28, 2014
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garthand: GOG team, is there anything that can be done on your end about this via the installer, or is this a customer-end problem?
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Gydion: What version of Mint and which installer? I tried this earlier on a nearly stock Mint 17 64-bit install with the tarball, and did not have any problems. Also, with the tarball you need to manage the dependencies manually. Use the support link to send in a ticket if you want GOG to see this.
Mint 16, which is not technically supported, (part of the reason I wanted to post this here first). My comment pertained to the installer, not the tarball.
Posted July 28, 2014
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garthand: Mint 16, which is not technically supported, (part of the reason I wanted to post this here first). My comment pertained to the installer, not the tarball.
Sounds like a bug to me. Doesn't seem like the .deb has all its dependencies set.
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