> i've uploaded 3 full DF tarballs containing this custom > libgraphics.so to > dwarf_fortress_34_11_linux_ : > equivalent to the original df_34_11_2 from upstream.
DWARF FORTRESS TILESET COMPATIBILITY DRIVER
> to use the ncurses driver, change the driver from "2D" to "TEXT" > in data/init/init.txt.
> the libgraphics.so was additionally linked against ncurses, so > it can be used even in a raw terminal if no X server is available. > using this trimmed down libgraphics.so, it's possible to run > the GLibc linked binary thanks to musl's ABI compatibility > (either by patching the DT_INTERP with patchelf to point to > musl's dynlinker, or by launching /lib/ld-musl-i386.so.1 $binary, > we do the latter in order to not touch the original binaries). > the graphics part of it is opensource, available here: > i forked it and applied a couple of patches to remove GTK+ and > OpenGL dependencies, so it works with plain SDL and stdio. > dwarf fortress is a very well known freeware game available for > linux, however only for glibc based systems, and i386 (32bit) only. Into df_linux_4004-musl_nogl's libs/ dir. diff -r can tell you) to just copy an updated "Dwarf Fortress.exe" Vanilla tarball into the df_linux dir (plus the modified start shellĪnd maybe even (if there are no changes in the RAW dir, which is likely Once they come out by dropping libstdc++.so and libgraphics.so from the
DWARF FORTRESS TILESET COMPATIBILITY UPDATE
P.S.: it should be possible to update to DF 40.05 and newer versions, Same as above but with mayday tileset from. Same as above but with all dependent 32bit libraries included in libs/ Ĭan be used on x86_64 without further ado (given that kernel has NOTE: sdl must be patched to create thread stacks of at least 128KB, see Musl-linked libgraphics.so and libstdc++.so.įor usage on i386 musl systems with all required libs installed (openal, (and mayday package from updated master of ).
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