Posted November 01, 2014
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Guide Removed.
Post edited August 31, 2017 by Ganni1987
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
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From Malta
wally86
New User
Registered: Feb 2014
From United States
Posted March 06, 2015
This Worked great. Could you do the same for gog UT - GOTY. Thanks
Post edited March 06, 2015 by wally86
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
wally86
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Registered: Feb 2014
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Posted March 16, 2015
Post edited March 16, 2015 by wally86
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
Posted March 16, 2015
TBH I haven't started yet as I was busy with life and things, I'll get to it tomorrow, should have it ready by the evening :-)
EDIT: I hate WINE too, especially when there's a native version, rest assured Unreal justice will be done.
Post edited March 16, 2015 by Ganni1987
wally86
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Registered: Feb 2014
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Posted March 16, 2015
TBH I haven't started yet as I was busy with life and things, I'll get to it tomorrow, should have it ready by the evening :-)
EDIT: I hate WINE too, especially when there's a native version, rest assured Unreal justice will be done.
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
Posted March 16, 2015
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Post edited August 31, 2017 by Ganni1987
Tangeek
New User
Registered: Jul 2013
From Belgium
Posted April 08, 2015
On Debian, I had to install libc6 2.15 to run the 64 bits binary. But to do so, I had to enable the sid depot in the apt/sources.list. :/ The problem was my system had the 2.13 version, but wouldn't upgrade it unless I explicitely said I wanted the unstable distribution.
I know it's really Debian's fault, but that's annoying. Is there some way you could embed it to the package ?
Other than that, thank you very much for this ! It's really a shame that GOG does not have the Linux version directly here, since it exists. :/
EDIT : I have a friend who complained about being forced to use PulseAudio with this. Is there a way to use Alsa instead ?
EDIT2 : OK, that's fine. Apparently it wasn't mandatory, he was able to compile it without actually activating it or something. And the sound still comes out with Alsa, so... Good.
EDIT3 : I'm playing UT2004 in ArchLinux, without PulseAudio being even installed. I really don't know what he was talking about, it works fine. So, in the end, just thank you for the package. o/
I know it's really Debian's fault, but that's annoying. Is there some way you could embed it to the package ?
Other than that, thank you very much for this ! It's really a shame that GOG does not have the Linux version directly here, since it exists. :/
EDIT : I have a friend who complained about being forced to use PulseAudio with this. Is there a way to use Alsa instead ?
EDIT2 : OK, that's fine. Apparently it wasn't mandatory, he was able to compile it without actually activating it or something. And the sound still comes out with Alsa, so... Good.
EDIT3 : I'm playing UT2004 in ArchLinux, without PulseAudio being even installed. I really don't know what he was talking about, it works fine. So, in the end, just thank you for the package. o/
Post edited April 14, 2015 by Tangeek
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
Posted April 15, 2015
I know it's really Debian's fault, but that's annoying. Is there some way you could embed it to the package ?
Other than that, thank you very much for this ! It's really a shame that GOG does not have the Linux version directly here, since it exists. :/
EDIT : I have a friend who complained about being forced to use PulseAudio with this. Is there a way to use Alsa instead ?
EDIT2 : OK, that's fine. Apparently it wasn't mandatory, he was able to compile it without actually activating it or something. And the sound still comes out with Alsa, so... Good.
EDIT3 : I'm playing UT2004 in ArchLinux, without PulseAudio being even installed. I really don't know what he was talking about, it works fine. So, in the end, just thank you for the package. o/
Can you please tell me which version of Debian are you using? Thanks :-)
Tangeek
New User
Registered: Jul 2013
From Belgium
Posted May 06, 2015
I know it's really Debian's fault, but that's annoying. Is there some way you could embed it to the package ?
Other than that, thank you very much for this ! It's really a shame that GOG does not have the Linux version directly here, since it exists. :/
EDIT : I have a friend who complained about being forced to use PulseAudio with this. Is there a way to use Alsa instead ?
EDIT2 : OK, that's fine. Apparently it wasn't mandatory, he was able to compile it without actually activating it or something. And the sound still comes out with Alsa, so... Good.
EDIT3 : I'm playing UT2004 in ArchLinux, without PulseAudio being even installed. I really don't know what he was talking about, it works fine. So, in the end, just thank you for the package. o/
Can you please tell me which version of Debian are you using? Thanks :-)
vv221
./play.it developer
Registered: Dec 2012
From France
Posted July 11, 2015
Hi!
First of all, thank you for your great work on this Linux setup, it works flawlessly on my Debian Sid amd64.
I noticed you included all of the Megapack in your archive, which make it quite a big download. But a lot of these files are unnecessary seeing as most of them are already included in the GOG version of UT 2004 (maybe it was not the case when you built your archives?).
Without all of these duplicate files your archives would be something like ~15MB each, which is quite a jump from the actual ~150MB ;)
I can send you these "light" archives, or give you the list of the really needed files in them, depending on which way you prefer.
First of all, thank you for your great work on this Linux setup, it works flawlessly on my Debian Sid amd64.
I noticed you included all of the Megapack in your archive, which make it quite a big download. But a lot of these files are unnecessary seeing as most of them are already included in the GOG version of UT 2004 (maybe it was not the case when you built your archives?).
Without all of these duplicate files your archives would be something like ~15MB each, which is quite a jump from the actual ~150MB ;)
I can send you these "light" archives, or give you the list of the really needed files in them, depending on which way you prefer.
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
Posted July 11, 2015
First of all, thank you for your great work on this Linux setup, it works flawlessly on my Debian Sid amd64.
I noticed you included all of the Megapack in your archive, which make it quite a big download. But a lot of these files are unnecessary seeing as most of them are already included in the GOG version of UT 2004 (maybe it was not the case when you built your archives?).
Without all of these duplicate files your archives would be something like ~15MB each, which is quite a jump from the actual ~150MB ;)
I can send you these "light" archives, or give you the list of the really needed files in them, depending on which way you prefer.
If you can send me the smaller patches that would be great. Thanks, very much appreciated. If you want you can upload them to my ftp server here: [url=ftp://88.203.14.106/pub/software]ftp://88.203.14.106/pub/software[/url]/ (it doesn't require a password, you can just log as anonymous).
vv221
./play.it developer
Registered: Dec 2012
From France
Posted July 11, 2015
Okay, just give me some time to double-check them and I’ll send them on your FTP.
vv221
./play.it developer
Registered: Dec 2012
From France
Ganni1987
'My Rewards' is DRM
Registered: Sep 2011
From Malta
Posted July 11, 2015
Post edited July 11, 2015 by Ganni1987