x86 linux - #21
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How would this work considering Marvel Snap is only available on Windows, Android, and iOS? Anyway I don't think committing releases is appropriate even if we could support Linux, since version control should be used for sources and releases should be used for binaries. |
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As mentioned, previously in the messages , it's already working fine on Linux . Most games just work on Linux through steam these days , whether or not the developer decides to add Linux support ( through a tool called Proton).
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How would this work considering Marvel Snap is only available on Windows, Android, and iOS? Anyway I don't think committing releases is appropriate even if we could support Linux, since version control should be used for sources and releases should be used for binaries.
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Ah, I wasn't aware that was available outside of SteamOS, nice. Still, I don't think this repository is the right place for those binaries. It would probably be better to set up an automated build process on GitHub Actions. |
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Thanks , I'll look into that, I have been struggling to figure out how to publish releases on a repo I don't own, so this is likely to help with that.
Yeah steamOS is the reason we have Proton from what I understand, it's honestly pretty rare these days that a game comes out and doesn't just work.
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Ah, I wasn't aware that was available outside of SteamOS, nice. Still, I don't think this repository is the right place for those binaries. It would probably be better to set up an automated build process on GitHub Actions.
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Hi there, I implemented a bash script which, using a container, clones this repo, generates an Ubuntu native binary file and installs it into the local system: https://github.com/FherStk/marvelsnaptracker-for-ubuntu Maybe it can also be implemented as a GitHub action in order to automate the Ubuntu binary, but meanwhile, everyone can use my repo to produce an Ubuntu-compatible binary from the original sources. Kind regards and thanks a lot for your great work and effort, |
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Hello! That is incredible work! |
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Hi, I'm agree, this PR should not be merged, but maybe some kind of github action can automate a binary generation for ubuntu using my script or some variation? Just an idea. Thanks to you for your great job, your tracker brings joy to a lot of players, including me 😊 Thanks again and have a great 2023! |
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Hello, Could you ffer release for linux. I see that someone packaged for ubuntu, I dont use ubuntu, |
Hi @feydreva, Which Linux distro do you use? Let me know if I can help somehow, |
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Hey @FherStk |
Trust yourself and try to adapt it, its the best way to improve your skills and revert some profit into the open-source community. I'm not an Arch user (nor developer) but maybe some reach us and helps. Fingers crossed. Kind regards, |
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I do use Arch, and I've been poking at it with a stick. |
This should include the v.1.14 Linux x86 release.
This is my first time deploying a release through pull requests, so I may have got something wrong.
I'll make any changes required to get this working.
Documentation to follow.