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AA Support / Re: How to install on Arch Linux
« on: Sunday, February 14, 2016, 06:59:20 AM »
With Ubuntu and Mint its pretty much same. Its important to install 32-bit libraries to get assist and aa to work. Ubuntu seems to be better than Mint in many things but for me it seemed with assist that Ubuntu lacks all those libs and Mint doesnt.
Anyhow if someone experiences problems in starting up assist or aa, or ingame sounds are not working, I recomment trying to run the problematic executable in terminal to see the error messages. Then installing needed libs such as ia32 and gtk2 libs.
If the assist executable doesnt start up at all, I recommend going to assist folder in terminal and typing: chmod +x assistexecutablename
Assist folder is normally in /home/yourusername/desktop and you can navigate there in terminal with "cd" command and listing the folder with "ls"
In both, Ubuntu and Mint, installation command is: sudo apt-get install
After the command the file exact name (if you are not sure, google for it or try the beginning of filename and it will maybe recommend you something.)
Maybe you need to add a repository for those libs before installing them, through google you find how and what to do with Mint and Ubuntu (Mint is based on Ubuntu and Ubuntu on Debian if I remember correctly.)
Anyhow if someone experiences problems in starting up assist or aa, or ingame sounds are not working, I recomment trying to run the problematic executable in terminal to see the error messages. Then installing needed libs such as ia32 and gtk2 libs.
If the assist executable doesnt start up at all, I recommend going to assist folder in terminal and typing: chmod +x assistexecutablename
Assist folder is normally in /home/yourusername/desktop and you can navigate there in terminal with "cd" command and listing the folder with "ls"
In both, Ubuntu and Mint, installation command is: sudo apt-get install
After the command the file exact name (if you are not sure, google for it or try the beginning of filename and it will maybe recommend you something.)
Maybe you need to add a repository for those libs before installing them, through google you find how and what to do with Mint and Ubuntu (Mint is based on Ubuntu and Ubuntu on Debian if I remember correctly.)
