nbieter: I'm running Ubuntu 14.04.
When I run the install command, it returns with this
nick@nick-MS-7693:~$ sudo /home/Games/FlatOut2/start.sh --install
[sudo] password for nick:
sudo: /home/Games/FlatOut2/start.sh: command not found
nick@nick-MS-7693:~$
gildur: Then /home/Games/FlatOut2/ is not a path where you unpacked the game. I suppose you did this inside your home directory, so it is rather "/home/nick/Games/FlatOut 2/" or in shorter form: "~/Games/FlatOut 2/". Try this:
sudo ~/Games/FlatOut\ 2/start.sh --install
If this wouldn't work, show how you start the game from terminal.
Sorry, I had the wrong file path. The installation worked now. Thanks
gildur: There are ready to use launcher files in the support directory of Flatout 2 installation.
First, you need to install the game like rh0de says:
sudo /home/Games/FlatOut2/start.sh --install
Then copy launchers and icon from support directory to your home:
cp /home/Games/FlatOut2/support/*.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/
cp /home/Games/FlatOut2/support/gog-flatout-2.png ~/.local/share/icons/
The installation worked, but do I need to mark the .desktop file as an executable before I copy it over?
EDIT: I copied it over and it worked perfectly. Thanks for all the help guys!