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Dirk
Dashing: Secret Agent! for Linux
Version
1.2.1
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System
Requirements
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Processor: 1.0 GHz or better
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Memory: 128 MB free system RAM
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Hard disk space: 30 MB
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Video card: OpenGL-compatible
card
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Input devices: Keyboard, joystick, gamepad
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Libraries:
glibc 2.4 or greater, libaudio.so.2 (if your distribution uses the
Network Audio System)
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32-bit
OS (64-bit users see below)
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Download from here:
File
size: 15.9 MB (16,696,731 bytes)
Compatible with Debian, Fedora,
Linspire, SUSE, Ubuntu, and most recent Linux distributions (64-bit
users see below)
Download
Instructions
1.
Click on the download link above to download the game.
2.
When prompted, save the file to your hard disk. Download will
begin.
3.
After download is completed, you may need to update the file permissions
to run the installer. Dirk Dashing uses a graphical installer to install
the game. There are two ways to update the permissions:
From
the file explorer window (e.g., Konqueror):
Right-click
the file, select properties, and set the execute privilege.
From
the command line:
cd
<directory where the file resides>
chmod
a+x dirkdashingsetup_linux
4.
Run the installer to install the game.
From
the file explorer window (e.g., Konqueror):
Double
left-click the installer file, or single-click depending on your
system settings (note, if your Linux distribution won't let you run
the installer, you may need to use the terminal to run it)
From
the command line:
cd
<directory where the file resides>
./
dirkdashingsetup_linux
5.
After install is completed, you can access the game from the desktop
shortcut (if running with a desktop), from the system menu, or by typing
"dirk" from the terminal (command line).
If you have never used the Linux
terminal (command line) before:
A terminal allows you to type-in and run commands. Nearly every Linux distribution gives you a way to access the terminal, but every distribution is different. Here are some general tips for how to find the terminal. Try looking on your desktop or system menu for an item with the words "Linux terminal", "Linux console", or similar. If you are using a KDE desktop, try looking for an item named "Konsole". Alternatively, try looking for an icon on the desktop or system menu that looks like a computer screen with a ">" on it. If you can't find it, then open the help documents for your Linux distribution and search for "terminal".
Once the terminal window is open, you can type the commands we listed above. If you have never used the terminal, you can find an excellent tutorial
here that will teach you some basic commands.
Notes for 64-bit Linux users:
The Dirk Dashing installer and program
are both 32-bit. The 64-bit versions of some distributions, like Ubuntu
(Edgy Eft and Feisty Fawn), do not come with the 32-bit libraries
installed by default. If the installer will not start for you, then you
should make sure the 32-bit libraries are installed. In the case of Ubuntu,
this means installing the ia32-libs package.
One player also reported that
the game would seg fault on his OpenSUSE 11.2 64-bit machine. However,
removing the SDL and ogg-vorbis libraries that come bundled with the game
solved it for him. That is, the game ran fine with the 32-bit libs that
come with his OS.
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