I use ubuntu as my primary set-up, so yes you can definitely do so. But
I don't package because it is straightforward to compile.
If you download the source archive from the last release, you should be
able to complie once the required libsdl libraries are installed, and
maybe a few others if you want optional other features. There are a few
things you can turn on or off in the Makefile. You need the 2.0 branches
of libsdl2 libraries, which you should be able to get with
the main ones include libsdl2-dev, libsdl2-gfx-dev, lbsdl2-image-dev
libsdl2-ttf-dev and their library counterparts, which you should be
able to get with:
apt-get install libsdl12*-dev libsdl2*
Also used are libsdl2-mixer, libsdl2-net, but these can be turned off.
There are a few other developer-based libraries you need--probably g++
and maybe dos2unix.
Once unzipped, you should be able to type
make
make install
then pebl can be run via command lineusing
pebl2
or a specific script
pebl2 scirpt.pbl
Let me know if you hit a stumbling block and I'll walk you through it.
On 2022-04-28 9:55 am, Tom Citherlet wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if PEBL is available on UBUNTU? And where to
download it in that case.
Thank you
Tom Citherlet, doctorant
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