I'm on an Ubuntu 20.04-based Linux Mint Mate. I ran: ./autogen.sh ./configure make sudo make install (needed for translations)
Running ./enigma or enigma worked fine. I was missing some dependencies initially, so just to be sure I can "make clean" in between attempts. This is my ./configure summary: Source directory: . Installation prefix: /usr/local C++ compiler: g++ -g -O2 -DENABLE_ASSERT -g -DCXXLUA Libraries: -lcurl -lxerces-c -lpng -ldl Linker options: Languages: de fr nl it es sv ru hu pt fi uk be el pl cs gd hr sk da System enet: no Compiler: gcc (Ubuntu 9.3.0-17ubuntu1~20.04) 9.3.0 If you're on a VirtualBox, maybe there is a driver issue? Sgrìobh Sidney Markowitz na leanas 24/12/2020 aig 04:11: > So far I have tried building it on VirtualBox virtual machines with > CentOS 7, Ubuntu 18.04.5LTS, and Ubuntu 20.04LTS, all with VirtualBox > Guest Additions installed, and I have both built from the working > directory from the repo with autogen.sh, configure, make gmo, make, sudo > make install, sudo enigma --makepreview being run, and also tried > creating a distribution tar.gz and building from that (no additional > autogen.sh, make gmo, or makepreview). > > In every case, I ran it by running the command "enigma" in a Terminal > command line. It started up ok, including being able to use the mouse to > select menu items, up until I clicked on a level to run it. When in a > level, moving the mouse caused lines of output on the Terminal saying > (with varying numbers) > mouse event with 33320, 14986 > but the ball did not move. Clicking the mouse did cause the correct > response in the game for a mouse click. > > Pressing the Esc key properly escaped the level and the magic wand mouse > cursor did then appear and worked to select from the menu. > > Has anyone else had a similar experience, or can say what is different > in your setup if you have been successful running in Linux, or do you > have any insight on the mouse event messages and the inability to use > the mouse in the levels? > > Thanks, > > Sidney > > Sidney Markowitz wrote on 24/12/20 10:12 am: >> What version of Linux did you use and how did you build it? I guess >> you built >> from the git master branch? I tried making a release 1.30-alpha tar.gz >> and >> building from that on CentOS 7 and on Ubuntu 18.04 and on both of them >> the >> mouse was not responsive once I started a level. >> >> Sidney >> >> >> Fòram na Gàidhlig wrote on 24/12/20 7:51 am: >>> Thanks! >>> >>> I have given it a quick spin on Linux and it seems to be working fine. >>> Need to brush up on my dexterity now! >>> >>> Can you update the translation files on Transifex soon? It would also be >>> good if the strings were sorted by file occurrence rather than >>> alphabetically, to give translators some context. >> > >
