leifbk wrote:Great! Where are the Linux Nightlies?
There are none! The way we used to create them, turned out to only work on a very few Linux OSes. So someone (not me ) should invest some time creating a Docker for us that produce Linux binaries that run on many more systems. This issue is tracked here: https://github.com/OpenTTD/CompileFarm/issues/22
Any and all contributions are welcome
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
I've managed to compile the nightlies as well as the new 1.9.0-beta2 on my Gentoo Linux x86-64 system. I'm just wondering what I need to run it. Is it sufficient to keep the /bundle directory, or do I need some more, eg. the /media directory? I can't find anything about it in the documentation, and the directory structure after "make install" is quite different from what I'm used to from the old generic nightlies.
you can run the game directly from the place where you compiled with "bin/openttd" or "make run" (the latter also automatically recompiles if you made changes)
Eddi wrote:you can run the game directly from the place where you compiled with "bin/openttd"
That's basically what I'm doing right now, or actually I've copied the entire build directory from my /home/leif to /usr/local/games/ and run it from there. I don't like to run executables from /home. That wasn't what my question was about. I asked what parts of the build directory constitutes the actual installation after I've run "./configure; make; make install". The source code and the build files are basically clutter when you're done with building the binaries.
leifbk wrote:Do I really need all this to run openttd? I can of course experiment to find out, but I thought someone here were able to give me a quick answer.
The Mac build has a 'make bundle' target which produces a bundle dir, containing what is needed to run OpenTTD, including media dir etc.
That target is possibly available on other platforms, give it a go?
Nothing outside of bin/ is required to run the game. There are also a few things inside bin/ that aren't required to run it (mainly the regression tests under bin/ai/) but try copying out just bin/.
There was an issue with the website not being updated for almost a month, so the nightlies didn't pop up for download (despite being built and uploaded), that should be fixed now. Nightlies are back again-again