Artificial Intelligence said: Most of these games can be found on UGL.
Great site indeed ! I should have already noticed it in your sig, however unlike in Happypenguin.org there are no user comments nor ranking system in UGL, functions which can prove very informative and useful to users, but I guess the two sites are of different types.
I have some difficulties running Those Funny Funguloids though, I followed your instructions compiling everything successfully (had to install two more libs in my case to get CEGUI compiled, libtiff4-dev and libjpeg62-dev) but the game exits right after showing a black window for a couple seconds vomiting some error messages in the terminal, the most interesting part of which is this :
Cannot find codec for extension png in Codec::getCodec at OgreCodec.cpp (line 62)Segmentation fault (core dumped)
From what I have learned, that means Ogre is missing png support, so after many hours reading forum posts and wikis I found out that I was supposed to : A) ./configure Ogre with the -enable-devil=yes (tried --enable-devil=yes and -enable-devil too) flag in order to get png support, or B) compile Ogre with Freeimage. Both ways led me nowhere. With A I still get the same result when launching the game while with B I get errors at Ogre's compile time even with the FreeImage library installed (at least I understand now the why of that --disable-freeimage flag) All I got now is : a huge headache, many many useless libraries scattered through all the system, one possibly great game that won't run and a delay of one whole night of sleep... Please can you help me improve my situation ?
Also for those like me who might encounter troubles getting Ogre to find libOgreMain-1.4.0.so even tho it's in /usr/local/lib, here is how you can triumph over this naughty obstacle :-D . Put this in your terminal :
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
then if it works, for a more permanent solution add a new file in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ with /usr/local/lib as its content and run :
sudo ldconfig
enjoy :biggrin: !
All this makes me nostalgic though, it makes me recall the days I was sweating over apps to get them compiled under Mandrake (my first distro) most of the time unsuccessfully, hehe.
PS: Sorry for my english, feel free to correct me :-).