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[DrKillPatient]

Anyone running 40.01 on Linux?

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./libs/Dwarf_Fortress: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I clearly have the file installed in

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/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libSDL-1.2.so.0

This is perhaps a bit late, but it is indeed a 32-versus-64-bit issue. For posterity, these should probably fix it:
Arch:

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sudo pacman -S lib32-sdlUbuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386Debian:

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sudo apt-get install ia32-libsFedora:

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sudo yum install SDL.i386

[Alev]

As I don't have the new version yet, do dwarves produce human-sized steel gear?

[Angle]

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Anyone running 40.01 on Linux?

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./libs/Dwarf_Fortress: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I clearly have the file installed in

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/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libSDL-1.2.so.0

This is perhaps a bit late, but it is indeed a 32-versus-64-bit issue. For posterity, these should probably fix it:
Arch:

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sudo pacman -S lib32-sdlUbuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386Debian:

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sudo apt-get install ia32-libsFedora:

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sudo yum install SDL.i386

NOICE.

[SmileyMan]

Ooh, just found a new thing (spoilered for those who like to find for themselves, please be sensitive in any replies)

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I found a "Vault" in the middle of the countryside. It appeared to be made of slade, and just inside the entrance was a Warring Soldier Axe Lord, who was initially non-hostile until my crossbowman friend took a pot-shot at him.

I managed to dispatch him but lost my companion, so I decided to explore the building further. On the next level down was a creature called a Bujit's Servant (I'm suspecting that Bujit is a god or demon, but I haven't been to Legends mode to check yet) that kicked me unconscious, fractured my skull with a bite, and then stomped my head into a smear. Very nasty!

[KingKaol]

Thank you DrKill, I ended up jumping to windows in anticipation of the dwarf therapist eventually getting updated.

Anyone else find that world creation is very slow or non-responsive when trying to generate a medium world with 2 Entire-edge Oceans? I tried a variety of Initial/Final Ocean Regions (2/2, 3/3, 4/2, 7/5, 13/7, 20/20). In some cases world creation would move forward, however very slowly (only attempted 3 worlds before I realized it wasn't going to get any faster).

I settled on a world with 1 entire-edge ocean and 2 partial edge oceans.

[DwarfOfTheLand]

This is the new bug-reporting page.

[Guardian G.I.]

why is the process of "updating world" so bloody slow? 

[Angle]

Ubuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386

Uh, are you sure about this? I'm on Xubuntu, and it seems to be uninstalling everything.

 gthumb ...

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Removing gthumb-data ...
Removing gnumeric ...
Removing libgweather-3-0 ...
Removing libgweather-common ...
Removing update-notifier ...
Removing update-manager ...
Removing gksu ...
Removing libgksu2-0 ...
update-alternatives: removing manually selected alternative - switching libgksu-gconf-defaults to auto mode
Removing libcanberra-gtk3-module ...
Removing libcanberra-gtk-module ...
Removing ibus-table ...
Removing ibus-pinyin ...
Removing ibus ...
Removing gdb ...
Removing gedit ...
Removing gimp ...
Removing gir1.2-peas-

I think it's switching everything over to versions that use the 32bit sdl libraries, but I'm not certain.

Edit: Yeah ok I'm certain. That's still a lot more changes than advertised, though. I had thought this'd be a simple fix...

[Neonivek]

Also yeah Servants are aligned to a deity.

So glad to finally see some. Valkyries and all that.

[Tawa]

So, I found something odd.

A few dorfs and humans sleeping in a cave spider silk tent, in the middle of nowhere, with trolls nearby. It was weird.

Also, don't try to manually "block" in combat, it makes the game crash.

[Angle]

Ubuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386

Yeah, this doesn't work. I still can't use my linux DF version, AND It uninstalled like half my computer. I had to reinstall firefox, for example, and It looks like I'll need to reinstall my update manager, ubuntu software center, and I don't even know what else. So, I think we've all learned a lesson here: Don't follow random advice off the internet without looking more carefully at it, and don't give random advice on the internet without considering it more carefully.

[lue]

Ubuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386

Yeah, this doesn't work. I still can't use my linux DF version, AND It uninstalled like half my computer. I had to reinstall firefox, for example, and It looks like I'll need to reinstall my update manager, ubuntu software center, and I don't even know what else. So, I think we've all learned a lesson here: Don't follow random advice off the internet without looking more carefully at it, and don't give random advice on the internet without considering it more carefully.

Huh, that's weird. Can't say I know much about multilib (or multiarch as it's apparently called elsewhere) on Ubuntu and derived, but I should think that 32-bit libraries wouldn't override your 64-bit stuff. Here's Ubuntu's page on multiarch, it may help you some.

Just to add on to the list, for gentoo you'd need to do something like

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# emerge -av emul-linux-x86-sdlassuming of course that you're using a multilib profile.

[calrogman]

On Slackware, just follow Alien BOB's helpful instructions at http://www.slackware.com/~alien/multilib/

[WarRoot]

Ubuntu, Mint, or other Ubuntu derivative:

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sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev:i386

Yeah, this doesn't work. I still can't use my linux DF version, AND It uninstalled like half my computer. I had to reinstall firefox, for example, and It looks like I'll need to reinstall my update manager, ubuntu software center, and I don't even know what else. So, I think we've all learned a lesson here: Don't follow random advice off the internet without looking more carefully at it, and don't give random advice on the internet without considering it more carefully.

There's a wiki entry on getting DF to run on 64-bit Linux.
Disclaimer: I haven't tried it with the current Ubuntus
Although installing the 32-bit libs never caused any issues for me.

[Greenbane]

The generation and update times of medium plus worlds are definitely unbearable. Particularly the latter, and they seem to grow exponentially for the bigger world sizes.

If the bi-weekly update is supposed to happen every time one resumes play, it's probably a game-breaker for medium worlds and above.