Lair Larrikin
Posts: 16
Joined: Sunday, 13th May 2012, 14:55
Sunday, 26th August 2012, 19:25
Updating Crawl in Linux Mint
I'm fairly inexperienced when it comes to Linux but I'm trying to spend more time in my Linux Mint partition to get more familiar with it. Getting the latest version of Crawl up and running is pretty important to keep me from crawling back to Windows (pun intended).
As it stands now I've gotten Crawl installed but only version 0.8, which seems to be the default version when using apt-get. As suggested in the download page I've added this to /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://crawl.develz.org/debian crawl 0.10
I also downloaded and installed the signing key and run sudo apt-get update. I assumed (probably incorrectly) that this process would get my installed version of Crawl up to 0.10, which it didn't.
I'm think I'm must be going about this completely wrong. Is it necessary to download and compile the source to play the most recently stable version on Linux? Any help would be really appreciated.
As it stands now I've gotten Crawl installed but only version 0.8, which seems to be the default version when using apt-get. As suggested in the download page I've added this to /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://crawl.develz.org/debian crawl 0.10
I also downloaded and installed the signing key and run sudo apt-get update. I assumed (probably incorrectly) that this process would get my installed version of Crawl up to 0.10, which it didn't.
I'm think I'm must be going about this completely wrong. Is it necessary to download and compile the source to play the most recently stable version on Linux? Any help would be really appreciated.
