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Prove:
This is what I did:
1.) On a windows PC I downloaded the latest unstable armel xskat package. I upacked the .deb package (which ist just tar at the end of the day) using a freeware called PeaZip.
This resulted in the usual two files being extracted: control.tar.gz and data.tar.gz. I unpacked the "data" archive /w Winrar while maintaining the directory structure. The xskat executable can then be found in the usr/games relative path of the archive. I copied xskat to my N900 SD card.
2.) On my N900 I copied the xskat executable to /opt and made it ready to run:
~ $ sudo gainroot
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/home/user # cd /home/opt
/home/user # mkdir xskat
/home/user # cd xskat
/home/user # cp /media/mmc1/xskat .
/home/user # chmod +x ./xskat
/home/user # ^D
Test it:
~ $ /home/opt/xskat/xskat -font 6x13
Voilá! Enjoy!
P.S.: The font option is necessary since otherwise xskat will complain about a missing font. I used xlsfonts out of the x11-utils package (same mechanics as described above for the sake of saving rootfs space) to list the available fonts. However, I did not have the time yet to test other fonts besides the 6x13 font.