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N900 port possibility?
fanfolder:
^^thanks for the post.
I try to compile DiabloRL.
Sylph:
--- Quote from: Cyber Killer on October 04, 2010, 12:39 ---you can probably play DoomRL through ssh on the N900
ahhhh... N900 every Linux maniacs dream...
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Any tips on getting this to work? I can set up a user on an ssh server with access to doomrl, but when I log on with a client and try to run the application, I can't get any graphical output....
I tend to play doomrl on my phone through remote desktop, but I'd welcome advice on how to get it run without having to pipe all those pixels through my mobile internet connection..
thelaptop:
--- Quote from: Sylph on October 16, 2010, 18:09 ---Any tips on getting this to work? I can set up a user on an ssh server with access to doomrl, but when I log on with a client and try to run the application, I can't get any graphical output....
I tend to play doomrl on my phone through remote desktop, but I'd welcome advice on how to get it run without having to pipe all those pixels through my mobile internet connection..
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"Graphical"?
Text or pictures? If pictures, you might need to have an X-server running. If text, well, your terminal setting should be correct to allow the ANSI escape codes to work?
Sylph:
Can't really answer that too well TheLaptop - I really don't know much about ssh. (I'm a programmer, not a network admin, damnit!).
Basically, when I try to run doomrl I used to get a 'cannot execute binary file', but after I changed the permissions to exec, the terminal just stops running when I type ./doomrl
I can ctrl-c out of it and get a cursor back. If I don't ctrl-c, then the doomrl files are in use (when I test them on the server), so it *appears* as though the program is running, I'm just not getting any output. Same goes for ADOM when I try to run that with ssh, actually. :)
Cyber Killer:
I can run DoomRL Linux 32bit 0.9.9.1 just fine over ssh.
Does the N900 have at least a 80x25 characters screen in the terminal?
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