On 8/22/05, Alexandre Pineau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 23:08:41 -0400 > Scott Wolchok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Package: liquidwar > > Version: 5.6.2-1 > > > When liquidwar is started, it loads and goes to fullscreen mode, but it > > plays a rather awful-sounding thrashing noise at its title screen. In > > addition, it crashes on exit and leaves its window open, needing to be > > killall -9'd. Console output: > > liquidwar: built with a non-Debian (or old) Allegro, running glue code > > Starting Allegro (http://www.talula.demon.co.uk/allegro) > > > > Allegro ID : Allegro 4.0.3, Unix > > > > Loading config options from "/home/scott/.liquidwarrc" - failed... > > I suspect two different things to explain your issue. > > First, a corrupted liquidwarrc file. Can you send it to me?
I'm afraid not - /home/scott/.liquidwarrc doesn't exist, so it can't be corrupt. > Second, a "strange" behaviour when you have liballegro4.1 and liballegro4a > installed on the same machine. Indeed, I have reproduced a similar issue with > liballegro4.1 installed, an everything works well if there is only allegro4a > installed. > Can you try to remove liballegro4.1 (I'm near sure that this package is > installed > on your machine) > > Best regards. > > Alexandre > Sorry to let you down, but I don't have liballegro4.1 installed (I tried apt-get removing it, but it said the package was not installed.) Just in case, I tried removing liballegro4a, and it said that liquidwar would have to be removed as well, so I do have liballegro4a installed and liquidwar is depending properly on it. Scott
