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  Adonthell/Waste's Edge on Mac OS X - prelimenary work-around
! Document version 1.0 by Nils Hesse ( address@hidden )
  
! Please not that this text describes how to get Adonthell and Waste's 
! Edge *kind of* working in Mac OS X. The method described is by no means 
! a consumer-ready way of doing things. However, at the moment, it is all 
! we have :)
! 
! You WILL be using the Terminal A LOT. You will also need the Administrator's
! password.
! 
! I am assuming that you have a default installation of Mac OS X 10.1 and 
! either the December 2001 or the April 2002 Developer Tools and an internet
! connection (the faster, the better).
  
  The very first thing you'll need, is Fink. You can get it at
  
! http://fink.sourceforge.net
  
! Fink is a package management system, similar to GNU Linux/Debian. It 
! will help you install all kinds of GNU (related) software. Amongst 
! others, this also includes things like the X11 windowing server, GNOME,
! enlightenment, etc... it is a very useful package to have, especially 
! if you like the GNU world. :)
  
! Please read all the FAQs and some Documentation on the Fink web site... 
! it is very useful. Also, try to familiarize yourself with dselect (in Fink).
  
  After you've succesfully installed fink, we can begin.
--- 1,18 ----
  Adonthell/Waste's Edge on Mac OS X - prelimenary work-around
! Document version 1.1 by Nils Hesse ( address@hidden )
  
! Please note that this text describes how to get Adonthell and Waste's Edge 
*kind of* working in Mac OS X. The method described is by no means a 
consumer-ready way of doing things. However, at the moment, it is all we have :)
! 
! You WILL be using the Terminal A LOT. You will also need the Administrator's 
password.
! 
! I am assuming that you have a default installation of Mac OS X 10.1 and 
either the December 2001 or the April 2002 Developer Tools and an internet 
connection (the faster, the better).
  
  The very first thing you'll need, is Fink. You can get it at
  
! http://fink.sourceforge.net/
  
! Fink is a package management system, similar to GNU Linux/Debian. It will 
help you install all kinds of GNU (related) software. Amongst others, this also 
includes things like the X11 windowing server, GNOME, enlightenment, etc... it 
is a very useful package to have, especially if you like the GNU world. :)
  
! Please read all the FAQs and some Documentation on the Fink web site... it is 
very useful. Also, try to familiarize yourself with dselect (in Fink).
  
  After you've succesfully installed fink, we can begin.
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*** 33,82 ****
  2) Go to [S]elect and get the following packages:
  
! gettext                   (in base - you may already have this)
! automake25                (in devel)
! libtool14                 (in devel)
! intltool                  (in devel)
! sdl                       (in games)
! sdl-image                 (in games)
! sdl-mixer                 (in games)
! smpeg                 (in games)
! python-nox                (in languages)
! tcltk                 (in languages)
! libogg                        (in sound)
! libogg-shlibs         (in sound)
! libvorbis                 (in sound)
! libvorbis-shlibs      (in sound)
  
! You may be asked to select some other packages in order to fullfill certain
! dependancies... make sure you do.
  
  3) [I]nstall, [C]onfig, [R]emove and [Q]uit.
  
! 4) Next, we will need to create a symbolic link - a bit messy, but we can 
! remove it later. In the Terminal type 'ln -s /sw/lib/libvorbis.dylib
! /usr/lib/libvorbis.dylib'.
  
! 5) Now we can compile the adonthell source and waste's edge sources :) Get 
! them from:
  
! http://homepage.mac.com/~nhesse
  
  You will need 'adonthell-0.3.3pre1.sit' and 'wastesedge.sit'
  
! 6) Once you have those files, un-stuff them and 'cd' into the extracted
! adonthell directory in a Terminal. Once there, type 
! './configure --disable-nls'. 
! With any luck, all should go well. Then, type 'make'. Watch the screen 
! output jibberish for a few minutes. If there are no errors, you can then 
! proceed with 'sudo make install'. Then you have adonthell installed.
  
! 7) Now 'cd' into the extracted wastesedge directory and type './configure'.
! After that, 'make', and after that 'sudo make install'.
  
! 8) If all went well, you're done. type '/sw/bin/adonthell-wastesedge' to 
! play. :))
  
! 9) If you want, you can do a 'sudo rm /usr/lib/libvorbis.dylib' but that 
! aint important. It's probably best if you leave it there anyway.
  
  Known Bugs
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  2) Go to [S]elect and get the following packages:
  
! gettext             (in base - you may already have this)
! automake25          (in devel)
! libtool14           (in devel)
! intltool            (in devel)
! sdl                 (in games)
! sdl-image           (in games)
! sdl-mixer           (in games)
! smpeg               (in games)
! python-nox          (in languages)
! tcltk               (in languages)
! libogg              (in sound)
! libogg-shlibs       (in sound)
! libvorbis           (in sound)
! libvorbis-shlibs    (in sound)
  
! You may be asked to select some other packages in order to fullfill certain 
dependancies... make sure you do.
  
  3) [I]nstall, [C]onfig, [R]emove and [Q]uit.
  
! 4) Next, we will need to create a symbolic link - a bit messy, but we can 
remove it later. In the Terminal type 'ln -s /sw/lib/libvorbis.dylib 
/usr/lib/libvorbis.dylib'.
  
! 5) Now we can compile the adonthell source and waste's edge sources :) Get 
them from:
  
! http://freesoftware.fsf.org/download/adonthell/
  
  You will need 'adonthell-0.3.3pre1.sit' and 'wastesedge.sit'
  
! 6) Once you have those files, un-stuff them and 'cd' into the extracted 
adonthell directory in a Terminal. Once there, type './configure 
--disable-nls'. With any luck, all should go well. Then, type 'make'. Watch the 
screen output jibberish for a few minutes. If there are no errors, you can then 
proceed with 'sudo make install'. Then you have adonthell installed.
  
! 7) Now 'cd' into the extracted wastesedge directory and type './configure'. 
After that, 'make', and after that 'sudo make install'.
  
! 8) If all went well, you're done. type '/sw/bin/adonthell-wastesedge' to 
play. :))
  
! 9) If you want, you can do a 'sudo rm /usr/lib/libvorbis.dylib' but that aint 
important. It's probably best if you leave it there anyway.
  
  Known Bugs
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  -Text input doesn't work.
  -Nationalisation (nls) doesn't work/compile
  
! Remember, this is an experimental work-around. You're pretty likely to 
! encounter a few problems. For questions, e-mail the adonthell-devel list:
  
  address@hidden
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  -Text input doesn't work.
  -Nationalisation (nls) doesn't work/compile
+ -Fullscreen mode doesn't work (due to SDL)
  
! Remember, this is an experimental work-around. You're pretty likely to 
encounter a few problems. For questions, e-mail the adonthell-devel list:
  
  address@hidden