Issue lies in SDL library or with the window manager.
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Openttd does not use
I would reckon that's SDL related as well. OpenTTD does interface with
SDL, and SDL is the thing that handles all the windowy and resolution
stuff.
The only thing that might be problematic is that sometimes SDL does not
return supported resolutions, and in that case OpenTTD will show some
default
OpenTTD has little to no control over what the window does when it's
resized. This is all left to SDL. The only thing OpenTTD has to worry
about is painting the game's graphics within the window. In case of full
screen there is a window without decorations spanning the complete
screen.
Thus I thin
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Update OpenTTD in the repositories to the latest version.
To man
I don't have an Ubuntu system so can't test it, as such I can't meet the
requirements.
** Changed in: openttd (Ubuntu Hardy)
Assignee: Remko Bijker (rubidium) => (unassigned)
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** Changed in: openttd (Ubuntu Jaunty)
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This version is now auto-synced to Ubuntu Natty
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openttd-openmsx
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571687
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(OpenTTD-)OpenGFX has been packaged since Lucid Lynx.
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openttd-opengfx
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/473140
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** Changed in: grfcodec (Ubuntu)
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Either the recommended (as in Recommends in the control file of openttd)
openttd-opengfx package or the (proprietary) graphics files from
Transport Tycoon Deluxe.
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Public bug reported:
Please sync openttd from Debian testing as it's a bug-fix release. It
furthermore has a (Debian) release critical bug; some files not being
compile from source. This bug is also listed in
http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/bugs/rcbugs/. Finally there are some
regressions in 1.0.3 that c
Public bug reported:
Please sync grfcodec from Debian testing as it fixes an endian error
making it useless on non-little-endian platforms. This is required for
the sync of OpenTTD.
A more verbose reasoning for this package can be found in
http://lists.debian.org/debian-release/2010/08/msg01008.h
Public bug reported:
OpenTTD 1.0.3-2, currently in Maverick, recommends openttd-openmsx but
this package is not in the Ubuntu repository.
Packaging has already been requested in LP#571687 but that has not
happened yet. It should be just a simple sync from the Debian package as
the package is not
This update would fix a serious bug listed on
http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/bugs/rcbugs/
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I doubt an accepted package, which closes the Debian bug, means the
status in Debian's bug tracker becomes "unknown".
In any case, it's accepted into Debian unstable and OpenTTD in Maverick
(1.0.3-2) already recommends this package, even though it is not in
Ubuntu's the repository. Is that conside
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/576396
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OpenTTD-OpenSFX is Suggested because it is in Debian's non-free section
and OpenTTD is in main. Debian's policy is to not allow Recommending
packages from non-free/contrib in main. As such it is Suggested.
OpenTTD-OpenSFX is in non-free because it uses the Creative Commons
Sampling Plus which is d
openttd-opengfx has been added to Ubuntu's repository, however it has
not been compiled yet and as such it is not available for you to
install. I don't know who to poke/prod to get the builder to retry
compiling as the dependency its waiting on has been about half a day
ago.
https://launchpad.net/
OpenTTD got just moved into universe.
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** Changed in: openttd (Ubuntu)
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Fixed in 1.0.0-2.
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post-installation script returned error exit status 1
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The sparc build failure is something very odd. It fails on line about 4
million, but the file has about 1000 lines. Furthermore with the same
toolchain 1.0.0~RC3-1 compiled fine and neither the file it fails on nor
the dependencies of that file have changed since 1.0.0~RC-1.
I was actually amazed
Likely after OpenTTD 1.0.0 has been added to Debian's repository, which
can only be done when they fix the problem they got with
'ries.debian.org' (the machine handling adding new versions of
packages).
After that someone has to request a sync of OpenTTD and import of
OpenGFX and OpenSFX. I've got
I can't be 100% sure what the reporter actually wanted to report as a bug.
There seem to be two parts to it:
1) his OpenTTD does not run out-of-the-box (because it requires third party
data files)
2) the config script from the .deb returns an error for some unknown reason
The second issue is alr
In Debian unstable's package the message has been removed. Just need to
wait till that new package gets imported into Ubuntu.
** Changed in: openttd (Ubuntu)
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Should not show dialogue during upgrade saying to read README.Debian
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429879
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 429879
Should not show dialogue during upgrade saying to read README.Debian
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The current stable still requires non-free data. The next major stable
release (1.0.0 and the RCs already in Debian Unstable) support the free
data files. They are actually already packaged / in the process of being
added to Debian's archive.
After the Debian Import Freeze has been lifted most of
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 473097 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/473097
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openttd shouldn't be in multiverse
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/538734
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libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio should be seeded by default in pulse-enabled
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openttd eats all my cpu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/467179
This is more or less a duplicate of bug#473097. That bug is about moving
OpenTTD out of multiverse which requires packaging the free data packs.
For OpenSFX to work, i.e. be useful, OpenTTD 1.0.0 (including betas/RCs)
is needed. So in effect fixing that bug fixes this bug.
The fact is that bug#473
I think this bug and 429879, 489486 and 496741 are related.
They are all about the dialog about having to install third party data.
The latter two (48.. and 49..) are, I believe, related to the way this
message is represented to the user, the user panicing and "pressing" the
wrong button. This bug
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Attached are the debdiffs for the 'stable' releases. For Lucid I
recommend pulling 0.7.5 from Debian unstable/testing.
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Binary package hint: openttd
The OpenTTD versions distributed by Ubuntu are vulnerable to
CVE-2009-4007.
There are two ways to fix this:
- update to 0.7.5 (or higher)
- apply the patch of 0.6.2-1+lenny1 (from Debian)
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