I’m trying to Install on Ubuntu 13.04 x64 using the .deb Installer.
Everything seems to Install, but when the progress bar in Ubuntu Software Centre gets to 100% Software Centre thinks that its not Installed and just displays the Install button.
Is there a way to Install on Ubuntu 13.04 x64 that doesn’t include having to deal with the dependancies & building from Source myself?
I wanted something a little more neater than having my Home folder having games in, and being able to run from the Unity Dock instead of having to go to my home folder, but if that’s the only way to run the game I’ll have to do it that way, but I don’t see the point in having the .deb available if it won’t install from it.
I’ll try downloading node-webkit and see if that works.
I’ve got some screenshots of the Software Centre Install, but there is no errors. Maybe installing node-webkit then trying the .deb Installer will work.
I also installed a couple other packages before ia32-libs, but I think some of them are unneeded. In any case, they were: libudev1:i386, libgconf2-4:i386, libnss3:i386 and libgtk2.0-0:i386. That should get the game running, but I’ve also experienced gameplay bugs. They might be unrelated though
@EvoGamer it’s .deb for Debian based Distros e.g Debian, Ubuntu, Kbuntu & .rpm for Red Hat based Distros e.g OpenSuse & Fedora, the .tar.gz is mostly for Distros that don’t use one of the other packaging systems like Gentoo, but you can just unpackage it and run it like that.
Yes, @Roland, I know what the various package management systems are. I merely wanted to make sure that we weren’t dealing with a “Ubuntu is the only Linux” outfit.
As a Gentoo user, I’ve spent my far share of time unpacking DEB’s and RPM’s, and I’ve found that most DEB’s are a mess inside… RPM’s are better, but a simple tarball is often the best for creating an eBuild around.
Ok, this is not a pretty solution, but if you make a symlink for libudev.so.1.3.3 (or whatever it’s called on your installtion), to libudev.so.0 it should work.
Is there a way to Install on Ubuntu 13.04 x64 that doesn’t include having to deal with the dependancies & building from Source myself?
You could download the .deb package, and installing it from a terminal.
To do this type this in a termianl, where you’re under the directory of the .deb file downloaded:
sudo dpkg -i gamedevtycoon-1.3.1.deb
This worked for me, after I tried installing the game with the use of Ubuntu Software center, which basically just said it installed it, and when it was finished, just showed me the install button again.
I got the installation working, I just couldn’t run the game. By now I found out how to download a 32 bit deb to install the libudev library, and it works, mostly, up to the stage of “moving into new office”. There is a javascript alert box with “[object]” in it, and the loading animation plays infinitely (black screen, box with blue slider back and forth.)