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| Spring is running on Linux''!''
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| But it's not ready for a release, networking and sound need love for example.
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| The Linux porting effort is underway at BerliOS.<br>
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| http://developer.berlios.de/projects/taspring-linux/<br>
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| The old location for Linux development was https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/taspring_linux/trac.cgi/wiki<br>
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| The Linux porting mailinglist can be found at http://lolut.utbm.info/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/taspring-linux a move to the mailinglist provided by BerliOS is posible in the (near) future.
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| [[Image:Screen1.jpg|center]] | |
| The first sceenshot of Spring running on Linux.
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| =Running Spring via wine=
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| Even though a native Linux port of Spring is progressing well you can play Spring on Linux using [http://winehq.org/ Wine]:
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| '''''This is unconfirmed, if it's not working please figure it out and update this wiki page!'''''<br>
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| And if you had success with these guidelines please let us know.
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| '''1 - You'll need, of course, Wine installed.'''<br>
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| '''2 - Be sure to have 3D hardware acceleration enabled.'''<br>
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| '''3 - Install Spring or use an already installed Spring in Windows.'''<br>
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| '''1 - You'll need, of course, Wine installed.'''<br>
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| Just use the version included with your distribution.<br>
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| You can try to compile from source but that probably just more difficult.
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| '''2 - Be sure to have 3D hardware acceleration enabled.'''<br>
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| Spring is a fully 3D game and will require those. This usually means you have to install the nVidia/Ati comercial drivers.
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| Just install the package from you distribution.
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| If you're having problems installing these, you'll also probably find better help at their web sites.
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| Don't expect much from the Spring forum as they almost all run MS Windows.
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| To know if you have 3D acceleration working, you can execute in a comand line the comand:
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| glxinfo
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| If it shows the line:
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| direct rendering: yes
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| You probably have them working.
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| '''3 - Install Spring or use an already installed Spring in Windows.'''<br>
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| * If you already have Spring installed in Windows, make sure that partition is accessible in Linux, use a comand line to change directory (cd) into it and execute:
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| wine TASClient.exe
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| * If you don't have Spring installed yet, install it executing in a comand line where the installer file is located:
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| wine taspring_0.63b2.exe
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| (or whatever else the installer might be called)
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| Then, change directory to where you installed it to, generally:
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| cd ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/TASpring
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| (the comand line only accepts " " spaces in paths if they have an "\" before, like: cd Program\ Files)
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| And, similarly, execute:
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| wine TASClient.exe
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| My Linux instalation, Suse Linux 9.3, installed by default Wine and had the option, through the YOU auto-updating tool, to automatically install the commercial drivers. If your distribution also has such options, it can save you much work.
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