How i install it?
I can't find a deb file at download page
Help plz!
Read the Linux build instruction on the Google Code project of Dolphin.. use Google if you don't know where that is.
(03-26-2011, 07:29 PM)NeoBrain Wrote: [ -> ]Read the Linux build instruction on the Google Code project of Dolphin.. use Google if you don't know where that is.
I read that i must compile a package somehow but i don't know how to do that.
I got cd to dolphin folder and i when i type cmake .. i get this:
CMake Error: The source directory "/home/alexandros" does not appear to contain CMakeLists.txt.
I read a website and it says to do that but it says that i need opengl.
alexandros@alexandros-Aspire-6530G:~/dolphin-emu-read-only$ scons flavor=releasescons: Reading SConscript files ...
Checking for C library iconv... no
Checking for C library GLEW... yes
Checking for C library png... yes
Checking for C library SDL... yes
Checking for C library z... yes
Checking for C library lzo2... no
Checking for C library sfml-network... no
Checking for C library SOIL... no
Shared library soil not detected, falling back to the static library
Shared library lzo not detected, falling back to the static library
Shared library sfml not detected, falling back to the static library
Checking for C library gtk-x11-2.0... yes
Checking for C library bluetooth... yes
Checking for C library asound... yes
Checking for C library ao... yes
Checking for C library openal... no
Checking for C library portaudio... no
Checking for C library pulse... yes
Checking for C library X11... yes
Checking for C library Xrandr... yes
Checking for C library GL... no
Must have OpenGL to build
alexandros@alexandros-Aspire-6530G:~/dolphin-emu-read-only$
Help please!
Do you guys have speed issues on ubuntu? I've tried dolphin on linux and windows and the windows build runs at full speed while the linux one runs at 40fps max =/
What's so special with Linux anyway to sacrifice almost everything when it comes to computing?
What do you use Linux for and don't say you only use it for Dolphin because that would be foolish, you gain nothing quite the opposite.
I tried an Ubuntu distro once last year for a week and at the end of the week I asked myself, why, why did I spend one week with only but trouble when the answer to all the problems was right before me, had been since 2009.
Windows 7....
I might buy that you can use Linux on older low end machines to get better everyday performance but nothing more.
I don't know, I'm not an Linux guy, you know this better then me I guess.
