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Pingus Installation Guide for GNU/Linux
=======================================
Requirements:
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To compile Pingus you need:
g++ - http://gcc.gnu.org/
SDL - http://libsdl.org/
SDL_mixer
SDL_image
boost - http://www.boost.org
boost-signals - http://www.boost.org
libpng - http://libpng.org/
scons - http://scons.org/
In most cases you will find those in your distribution and there
shouln't be a need to compile them manually.
On Ubuntu you can install them by typing:
% sudo apt-get install \
scons \
g++ \
libpng12-dev \
libsdl-image1.2-dev \
libsdl-mixer1.2-dev \
libsdl1.2-dev \
libboost-signals-dev \
libboost-dev
Compilation:
------------
Once all libraries are in place, you can compile Pingus with just:
% scons
If you need to change the compiler or other build variables you can do
so with:
% scons configure CXX="ccache g++" CPPPATH=/your/custom/path with_wiimote=True
% scons
A full list of variables is available via:
% scons -h
If the configuration step fails for any reason and you want to simply
skip it, use:
% scons configure ignore_errors=True
% scons
The build might however fail if you do that.
Running:
--------
Once the compilation is successful you can run Pingus directly from
the top level directory of the source tree via:
% ./pingus
There is no need to install Pingus.
If you have a slow machine, starting Pingus with:
% ./pingus -g 640x480 --frame-skip 3
Might lead to a better playable game. If you want to run Pingus in a
larger resolution, you can do so with:
% ./pingus -g 1024x768
Fullscreen support is available via:
% ./pingus --fullscreen
Available languages can be listed with:
% ./pingus --list-languages
And used with:
% ./pingus --language de
Installation:
-------------
As mentioned above, you don't need to install Pingus to run it, if you
still want to do it, you can do so with:
% ./install.sh DIR
# EOF #
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