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[Pvt. Pirate]

just looked up the exact meaning of "Dabbling" and it translates to the german word "Pfuschen", which has so many nice meanings and just fits my linux skills:

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pfuschen [ugs.]
    to muddle
    to fudge
    to boggle [coll.]
    to blunder
    to botch [coll.]
    to bungle
    to scamp [dated]
    to boob [Br.] [coll.]
    to mess around

yes, that's what i do in linux
i'm glad you can help me and others.

btw: i'm still playing the 44.09, as it runs most stable and as far as i read from the stress update, i should wait for that to be fixed before venturing forth.

[lethosor]

I couldn't seem to find the exact one in the package manager, but took a gamble that libsdl-ttf2.0-dev would include it, which it did. So now Dwarf Fortress runs, but LNP still fails the terminal configuration test, but produces no error messages to help. Does this meanDFHack won't run?

You can definitely run DFHack directly with the ./dfhack script.

[Androconus]

There seems to be a problem with the download. Is it just me?

[lethosor]

There seems to be a problem with the download. Is it just me?

Please explain what the problem is and what link you're downloading. The one in the first post of this thread appears to work for me.

[Androconus]

Server not found. The links I tried are the big "Download HERE" links at the top and bottom of the pages.

"Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site. We can’t connect to the server at dffd.bay12games.com."

Is what firefox says. If it's just a problem on my end that's not too bad, I can check back another day. I was just worried it was a broken link

[lethosor]

bay12games.com has been down for me and others since yesterday. dffd.bay12games.com was working when I sent that post, but now appears to be down as well; unfortunately, I didn't save the downloaded I tried earlier. Usually these issues tend to be resolved relatively quickly.

Edit: dffd appears to be working for me again (pretty sure it isn't cached). I'd keep trying on your end periodically.

[( Tchey )]

Hi !

I'm on Linux Mint 19, i didn't play for a long time (a couple of years i guess, and my first time was before Z axe...), and i'm willing to jump in again.

But,

I DL the pack, followed instruction, and when i eventually click "Play", my terminal gives this :

nohup: ignoring input and appending output to 'nohup.out'

The nohup.out is an empty file, it seems.

And that's all. I tried with everything default, i tried with messing options around, i tried reset to default, i tried reinstall, i tried calling for FUN, but nothing.

Help ?

Edit : Fixed !

I ran dfhack alone, and i was missing a lib it seems, so i just ran sudo apt-get install libsdl-ttf2.0-0 and i'm playing now.

But Therapist is not connecting to the game.

[anewaname]

For Therapist, you need to give it access to DF.... In the DT github instructions, search for "Running the program", read that paragraph and follow the instructions.

[Clément]

Or you can try my newer instructions. The first solution is recommended.

[( Tchey )]

Thanks, i tried different options, and eventually doing this was the easiest way :

sysctl kernel.yama.ptrace_scope=0

[soul4hdwn]

nvm while somehow LNP had a launcher for therapist that wasn't working on fedora vs 29, going to therapist's source file and cmaking to (re)build worked as a fix, replacing old executable which LNP runs fine.

[Lord Snow]

EDIT : i've tried to copy the layouts from the LNP folder to /usr/local/share/dwarftherapist/memory_layouts/linux/, and now DwarfTherapist sees it, but complains that DF either is not running or unloaded the fort - while instead i have it open and running

... copied them from where? My memory layouts folder is empty just like yours used to be.
I've tried the LinuxLNP-0.44.12-r02/LNP/utilities/dwarf_therapist, but that dir only contains a binary and manifest

[feelotraveller]

The default for Dwarf Therapist is now to store memory layouts in:

~/.local/share/dwarftherapist/memory_layouts/linux/

I am not absolutely certain that the LinuxLNP follows that but it seems likely so check there first.

Assuming DT has its default settings it should also automatically check for updates (including new/missing/changed memory layouts) when launched.  Can be set at files > options > checkbox (near bottom).

If for some reason they are missing you can download them here: https://github.com/Dwarf-Therapist/Dwarf-Therapist/tree/master/share/memory_layouts/linux

[Clément]

The default for Dwarf Therapist is now to store memory layouts in:

~/.local/share/dwarftherapist/memory_layouts/linux/

With a default environment, DT will check in ~/.local/share/dwarftherapist, /usr/local/share/dwarftherapist, /usr/share/dwarftherapist (in order). An AppImage should also check its own image content.

EDIT : i've tried to copy the layouts from the LNP folder to /usr/local/share/dwarftherapist/memory_layouts/linux/, and now DwarfTherapist sees it, but complains that DF either is not running or unloaded the fort - while instead i have it open and running

... copied them from where? My memory layouts folder is empty just like yours used to be.
I've tried the LinuxLNP-0.44.12-r02/LNP/utilities/dwarf_therapist, but that dir only contains a binary and manifest

What are you trying to fix? Memory layouts should be included in the AppImage (see AppImage documentation, if you want to check what is inside). If it is a ptrace permission issue, check this.

[Pvt. Pirate]

so i still use the 44.09 release of your LNP and tried installing Meph's pack, following his orders and it just didn't work properly. he suggested a faulty linux twbt in that version, but it worked on the previous versions of his pack.
any ideas on how to fix it?
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=161047.msg7926511#msg7926511