Sudo apt-get install build-essential zlib1g-dev libsdl1.2-dev libjpeg-dev \ nasm tar libbz2-dev libgtk2.0-dev cmake git libfluidsynth-dev libgme-dev \ libgl1-mesa-dev libglew-dev *For the nerds out there: what this code does is install the things you will need. if you don't know what a windows command window is, stop sucking on lead paint chips and go back to school.) then we will type in the following command (or just copy and paste it you lazy SOB): What we do is we open up a terminal window (if you have no clue what that is, think of it like a windows command window. We need binaries and coding so that it works for Linux. Once You unpackaged your games and then installed them on Dosbox, you will see the wad files I need.įIRST aka BOOTCAMP!: We are going to need some dependencies files.
BRUTAL DOOM NOT WORKING WITH GZDOOM HOW TO
As you know, unlike Windows, Linux isn't as simple as point, click and install, but instead of you whining like a little girl because you cannot figure out how to install this on your favorite Linux Operating system, I'm going to train you on how to get the best damn shoot 'em up game ever to work on Linux, so dry those tears Sally! OOOORRAHH MOTHER #$ER! What you will need: 1) Dosbox (Find in any Linux software manager) 2) Original DOOM or DOOM II Game installed on Dosbox (any abandonware website) Start by: First off I like to have my Dosbox games in a separate folder. Brutal DOOM Linux Installation Guide By WIREZ aka “BEST DAMN LINUX INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING A KICK-ASS GAME!” Preface This is a guide on how to setup up Brutal DOOM on a debian Linux system like Ubuntu or Linux Mint.
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