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DF General Discussion / Re: FotF: Dwarf Fortress 40d19
« on: March 05, 2010, 11:08:02 pm »
I had a problem with text mode, where no unicode characters would display. I followed koitsu's advice, and found that dwarfort.exe links to "/lib/libncurses.so.5". If I replace "/lib/libncurses.so.5" with "/lib/libncursesw.so.5", then dwarf fortress works fine in text mode. Shouldn't dwarf fortress be using the 'w' library in the first place? I thought my set up was what most people had. I'm running Ubuntu 9.10.
Other than that, it works pretty well. On my windows xp machine, d19 runs at about the speed of 40d (though I haven't tried all the setting yet). On my Ubuntu laptop, it runs, which is a big improvement from 40d. I don't have any problems once I get it started, but (on the Ubuntu laptop) it seems to segfault ~10% of the time at startup. This seems to have nothing to do with the init settings. It doesn't seem to happen with previous d# versions (such as d18).
For the Ubuntu laptop,
2D* versions: 90 (19). The sound has some occasionally static.
Shader: Crashes, as expected.
All else: 95 (19). The sound runs well.
EDIT: a much better idea for fixing the text mode unicode problem. Create a symbolic link in dwarf fortress's lib directory to the correct library (libncursesw), under the name "libncurses.so.5".
Other than that, it works pretty well. On my windows xp machine, d19 runs at about the speed of 40d (though I haven't tried all the setting yet). On my Ubuntu laptop, it runs, which is a big improvement from 40d. I don't have any problems once I get it started, but (on the Ubuntu laptop) it seems to segfault ~10% of the time at startup. This seems to have nothing to do with the init settings. It doesn't seem to happen with previous d# versions (such as d18).
For the Ubuntu laptop,
2D* versions: 90 (19). The sound has some occasionally static.
Shader: Crashes, as expected.
All else: 95 (19). The sound runs well.
EDIT: a much better idea for fixing the text mode unicode problem. Create a symbolic link in dwarf fortress's lib directory to the correct library (libncursesw), under the name "libncurses.so.5".
