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You must be the owner of the current console to use svgalib.
Not running in a graphics capable console,
and unable to find one.
svgalib: cannot get keyboard mode.
Error: SVGAlib Keyboard Init Failed
Error: SVGAlib Keyboard Init Failed
-I can only play it as su
-I mean an easy fix would be just to create a shortcut to it as su, but I think I saw a way (once) to make the SDL/SVGA work for all users. . .
But there has been a similar question, regarding a
graphics viewer for SVGA not long ago ... if I could
only remember the name of it ... basically there's some
configuration to SVGA to be done and some permissions
to be changed, but I don't recall it since I never needed
it ... works fine on my box for non-root-users.
I know
I think i've found the same thing before
I just can't remember WHERE !!!
as far as SDL or GL goes, I'll have to re-complie the d1x source files
which was hard the first time and I think I broke my Linux last time I did it (which was installing all kinds of usless/unknown things to get the complie to succeed) PLUS I don't remember where I got the d1x source from, i had forgotten to back up my Bookmarks before I re-installed Linux. . .opps
(I had found a site doing a search of a compile error I was getting during a compile of d1x and I found a whole mess of dx1.*ver*.src.tar.gz 's and had it bookmarked and forgot to back it up when I reloaded Linux). . .
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