Precompiled Linux ZDoom binaries?

[Virii]

Hello.

Does anyone know if there are pre-compiled ZDoom binaries available for download anywhere?

I was thinking in line with Debian (i386), Arch (i686), or any other i686 Linuxes?

[GreyGhost]

The last official release I know of is 1.23 Beta 33, which is ancient. The only other one I've found - an unofficial binary in this thread - has a dead link.

[grubber]

Regarding Arch Linux: I maintain a zdoom package on AUR - it's not precompiled, but compiling it is as easy as typing "makepkg" in the console (or you can use yaourt).

[Virii]

Grubber said:

Regarding Arch Linux: I maintain a zdoom package on AUR

After installing, I get this message:

... zdoom.pk3 not found

[grubber]

Strange, works for me (clean install). How did you install it? Can you upload the built package somewhere?

[Virii]

Grubber said:

Strange, works for me (clean install). How did you install it? Can you upload the built package somewhere?

Compiled with i686 flags: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A43OLNRO

[grubber]

It seems like a configuration file issue. The most probable explanation is that the configuration file was created by a previous install of zdoom, not the one from the package, so it's missing the path to zdoom.pk3 in the package. Adding the line "Path=/usr/share/games/zdoom/" to the "[FileSearch.Directories]" section of ~/.zdoom/zdoom.ini should fix it.

[ducon]

Here.

[Gez]

Your site doesn't go further than 2.3.1 though.

As for GZDoom, are the files you need those two?

[ducon]

Yep, I compiled the three next versions too but they are not there now.
Have you tried one of the versions I propose?

[Gez]

Nah, I don't have a Linux partition at the moment. Not enough space on my tiny HD. :(

[grubber]

Well, you don't need a partition to run Linux. You can run some live CD distribution. Or you can install it on a flash drive. Or a file on your Windows partition. Or you can netboot from http://boot.kernel.org/.

;)

[ducon]

I’m currently uploading all the missing versions of the files (exe and pk3).
OK, it’s done.