That was certainly unexpected :(. Removing of battery probably corrupted filesystem. Is there anybody else who wants to try? :)

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

Heh, my tablet is currently on the verge of being nuked thanks to the latest SSU. (I need to reflash anyway since xulrunner's uninstall script is broken in some kind of incredibly embarassing way that makes it unremovable).


Edit:
Not enough space on internal memory. I'll try it after reflashing, while I'm still in "the files are gone!" mode.

Is this the GTK or SDL version you have up? I found the SDL one to perform way better on the tablets, although it may have been just subtle differences between peoples' builds.

Thanks for this, mikkov.

it is sdl client. You should be able to install data files to internal mmc if you first uninstall the previous veraion.

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

I compiled without any patch, not need nothing to play at maemo... left and middle mouse buttons can be handled by menus. ;)

Freeciv 2.1.6 SDL client .... :D
http://maemo.vivaphp.net/pool/freeciv_2.1.6_armel.deb

deb http://maemo.vivaphp.net diablo misc

:rolleyes:

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

Now I got to testing autobuilder built freeciv myself and it doesn't work at all for me... Locally built version worked fine, but CFLAGS were different with autobuilder.

So new version is coming up

edit: civ worked after removing .civclientrc and .civserver_history. New version is coming up anyway
edit: actually it didn't work. It gets stuck very easily as reported.

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

Hang in there - I appreciate your efforts, I'm a CIVII addict.

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

2.1.6 is in extras-devel. So far works for me

edit: I am working to get map scrolling and some other improvements

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

extras-devel version has now scrolling, 800x480 default resolution and proper taskbar item. Any comments?

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

Great - seems to work now for me!

Re: New Port: FreeCiv SDL
 

Because one has cheap, flawless 2D and 3D support using open source drivers from a corporation commited to open source hardware (Intel, yup). Graphics cards are also used for more than merely games like Doom 7. Quartz Compositor, Compiz, and Aero -- for example.