Posted March 30, 2017
The requirements for Linux doesn't mention anything about CPU architecture, but when I ran the installer, it installed a binary for x86_64 even after it correctly detected I was running x86 (i.e. 32-bit). The 64-bit binary fails to run on a 32-bit system for obvious reasons.
I then tried to install the game on one of my x86_64 Linux boxes, but unfortunately when I tried to start the game, it then complained about a missing library. After finding and installing that library, the game complained about another library... Library-hunting wasn't the exciting adventure game I had played for today, so I gave up for now...
Would it be possible to include a version compiled for x86 Linux in the installer? I assume that's why the installer detects the CPU architecture.
If the game can't be compiled for x86, at lease CLEARLY state that you need a x86_64 system.
Could both the x86 and the x86_64 version PLEASE be linked statically linked, so we don't have to hunt for missing libraries?
If the game for some reason can't be statically linked, could the requirements then please be updated with a list of needed libraries and versions.
Thanks in advance...
I then tried to install the game on one of my x86_64 Linux boxes, but unfortunately when I tried to start the game, it then complained about a missing library. After finding and installing that library, the game complained about another library... Library-hunting wasn't the exciting adventure game I had played for today, so I gave up for now...
Would it be possible to include a version compiled for x86 Linux in the installer? I assume that's why the installer detects the CPU architecture.
If the game can't be compiled for x86, at lease CLEARLY state that you need a x86_64 system.
Could both the x86 and the x86_64 version PLEASE be linked statically linked, so we don't have to hunt for missing libraries?
If the game for some reason can't be statically linked, could the requirements then please be updated with a list of needed libraries and versions.
Thanks in advance...