You'll also need xorg-x11-devel packages (assuming you're using Fedora/RH/SuSE or derivatives thereof). That's why your SDL didn't include X11 support, you didn't need to download the entire XOrg source and compile yourself, all you need is the *-devel package.
Also keep in mind that the sim doesn't work currently with NPTL and Tremor is broken on Linux for some reason. That means on FC4+ you'll need to figure out how to install and use a LinuxThreads-enabled glibc. There's a thread in the web forum about this (but without success so far). bk On Mon, 2006-02-27 at 18:10 +0000, Dan Everton wrote: > How you install the packages that the SDL simulator requires to run will > vary between different Linux distributions. For Debian and Ubuntu for > example, you would type something like > > sudo apt-get install libsdl1.2-dev > > and for Fedora it might be (untested) > > yum install libsdl1.2-dev > > Have a look at your distributions package management system and see if > there's some way you can search for the SDL development package. > > Dan >
