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Re: [Adonthell-general] Mandrake Cooker - adonthell-wastesedge...mdk.rpm


From: Kai Sterker
Subject: Re: [Adonthell-general] Mandrake Cooker - adonthell-wastesedge...mdk.rpm
Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 10:29:29 +0100

On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 06:50:45 +1100 Doug Laidlaw wrote:

> I installed them together.  They installed OK, and put an item called 
> "Adonthell - Waste's edge" on the menu under "Amusements - Adventure"
> along with NetHack Falcon's Eye.  The icon is an emerald green oval
> stone under KDE, a bag of such stones under GNOME.

Guess the KDE icon is 16x16, the Gnome one 32x32 then. Ben made those
icons, btw.
 
> At first the program wouldn't run.  The "adonthell" executable and the
> "adonthell-wastesedge" script are installed in /usr/games, and the
> script hadn't been modified accordingly.  

Hm. I guess that error happens if the Waste's Edge rpm is build with
Adonthell installed at a different location than deserved. Odd that
nobody discovered that bug.

> After I fixed this up, it
> ran O.K, starting in windowed mode.  There is no executable called
> "wastesedge" that responds to the "which" or "whereis" commands, but
> it all works. I couldn't detect any difference from the previous RPMs.

Nope, the exe is called adonthell. Waste's Edge is only data (and that
little adonthell-wastesedge script). Still odd that it ran windowed mode
even though your config was setup for fullscreen. 

> The directory /usr/games is not in the user's PATH.  During my
> investigations I started it from the command line while in the
> /usr/games directory.  It started in fullscreen mode, using my
> previous config file.

Should have happened whatever way you start it. Is it still like that
when you start it via the menu?


> As with all Mandrake RPMs, the documentation is in /usr/share/doc, one
> for each RPM.  This includes a file "FULLSCREEN.howto".

Yeah, that's supposed to be there.


Thanks for testing. Not sure whether there's a way to inform Mandrake of
those issues. We ourselves can't influence how they build their
packages. If they screw up, we can't fix it. All we can do is file a bug
report ;).

Kai



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