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SATANİXON

Apr 10, 2016 @ 2:00pm

Linux support?

Please port SFgame to Linux

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[Fs]DarkMortyr has Shakes and Fidget

Apr 10, 2016 @ 9:30pm

You can play it in browser.

SATANİXON

Apr 11, 2016 @ 7:04am

But game client (like Windows/Mac version) is better than playing in browser. And i don't want Flash Player (browser version needs this crap).

0x4d Coma

Apr 11, 2016 @ 8:38am

I'm wondering if the Windows version would work if I removed Flash. Given the problems I've had with server connectivity being crap and the desire to actually play a game when I have time to play a game instead of wasting time flipping back to that window every now and then to see if the timer is done, I really can't bring myself to care that there isn't a Linux version anymore.

Paradroid Dec 20, 2018 @ 11:07am

Linux

Looka

Oct 15, 2020 @ 5:09am

@devs: You "remastered" the game to replace Flash with Unity.
I see no logical reason for you to not provide a native Linux S&F build.

+1 for a native Linux build

Last edited by Looka; Oct 15, 2020 @ 5:09am

0x4d Coma

Oct 15, 2020 @ 9:53am

Originally posted by Looka:
@devs: You "remastered" the game to replace Flash with Unity.
I see no logical reason for you to not provide a native Linux S&F build.

+1 for a native Linux build

Incoming excuses:

Clicking export is hard.
We don't have a Linux box and VMs are black magic that scares us.
There are too many Linux distros (even though we're already on steam).
You have Proton, but we refuse to work with them to make sure we at least work on that.

SATANİXON

Oct 16, 2020 @ 7:29am

Originally posted by 0x4d Coma:
Clicking export is hard.
We don't have a Linux box and VMs are black magic that scares us.
There are too many Linux distros (even though we're already on steam).
You have Proton, but we refuse to work with them to make sure we at least work on that.

Just install latest Ubuntu side by side to Windows (or use Win10's WSL[wiki.ubuntu.com]), don't care about number of the distros, all the software build on Ubuntu will work on almost all up-to-date distros.