You'll also need xorg-x11-devel packages (assuming you're using
Fedora/RH/SuSE or derivatives thereof). That's why your SDL didn't
include X11 support, you didn't need to download the entire XOrg source
and compile yourself, all you need is the *-devel package.
Also keep in mind that the sim doesn
For Fedora core 3, that would be
yum install SDL-devel
-Tristan
On 2/27/06, Dan Everton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How you install the packages that the SDL simulator requires to run will
> vary between different Linux distributions. For Debian and Ubuntu for
> example, you would type something
How you install the packages that the SDL simulator requires to run will
vary between different Linux distributions. For Debian and Ubuntu for
example, you would type something like
sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev
and for Fedora it might be (untested)
yum install libsdl1.2-dev
Hav
How to? Is SDL some package that is installed by
default on most Linux distributions or something?
Cause nowhere in the twiki is it mentioned where to
get it & how to install it (if you must do more than a
configure/make/make install) on the source.
I download sdl-1.2.9 from libsdl.org, configure,
