Linux version, running on Debian 5.0 (i386).
It's SO fast. My god. So fast. I'm accustomed to playing the Windows version in Wine, and this is about 100 times as fast.
I didn't have libsndfile1 installed when I first tried running it, so it wouldn't run due to missing that library. There's a libsndfile.so in the libs dir, but the program wants libsndfile.so.1. I renamed it, and set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable for the invocation, and it started up. Later, I installed the libsndfile1 package, and then it ran without LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
The df shell script uses $* but it should be using "$@" (with quotes) instead. Not a huge deal, probably, but it will matter if anyone ever needs to pass a parameter with white space in it.
There's no functioning sound for me. I get these messages:
Sound devices available:
ALSA Software on default
ALSA Software on VIA 8237
ALSA Software on Audigy 1 ES [SB0160]
OSS Software
Wave File Writer
Picking ALSA Software on default. If your desired device was missing, make sure you have the appropriate 32-bit libraries installed. If you wanted a different device, configure ~/.openalrc appropriately.
Perfect OpenAL context attributes GET
Loading bindings from data/init/interface.txt
data/sound/song_title.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/song_game.ogg not found, sound not loaded
GPU does not support non-power-of-two textures, using 512x512 catalog.
GPU does not support non-power-of-two textures, using 512x512 catalog.
data/sound/baystart.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/baybeyond.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/bayquality.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/bayend.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/DFINTRO.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/DFPICK.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/DFRUBBLE.ogg not found, sound not loaded
data/sound/DFINTROEND.ogg not found, sound not loaded
I don't understand the "not found" messages. Those files exist, relative to the running directory, and appear to be spelled properly. I played one of the oggs with mplayer, and it played without errors. 'Tis a mystery.
I have not touched the init files or anything (yet). I started a whole new world from scratch, with all default settings.