Posted September 10, 2015
I thought I'd post this in case someone else ends up encountering the same problem. I've updated all of my games that are GNU/Linux compatible, and have been installing them via sh command in the terminal. So far, my games have been installing without a hitch.
Volgarr, on the other hand, installs with a repeatable glitch/bug. After installation, clicking on any of the created shortcuts does nothing, nor does clicking the "start.sh" icon in the main folder itself.
I've found the problem with the installation layout itself. The shell script is fine, it's the folder layout. For some reason the installer puts the "lib" folder in the main directory instead of the "game" folder. So essentially the script points to the "executable" but not the libs, so it can't find everything and doesn't start.
If you run into this problem, you have two choices:
1) edit the shell script to point to the main directory where the "lib" folder was originally installed.
2) grab the "lib" folder and drop it in the "game" folder.
I chose number 2. Done and Done.
Of course, once you uninstall, you'll have to manually delete the folder in the GOG directory since it doesn't know why there's a folder in the "game" folder. Obviously, there's something screwy with the installer script itself.
Hope that helps.
Volgarr, on the other hand, installs with a repeatable glitch/bug. After installation, clicking on any of the created shortcuts does nothing, nor does clicking the "start.sh" icon in the main folder itself.
I've found the problem with the installation layout itself. The shell script is fine, it's the folder layout. For some reason the installer puts the "lib" folder in the main directory instead of the "game" folder. So essentially the script points to the "executable" but not the libs, so it can't find everything and doesn't start.
If you run into this problem, you have two choices:
1) edit the shell script to point to the main directory where the "lib" folder was originally installed.
2) grab the "lib" folder and drop it in the "game" folder.
I chose number 2. Done and Done.
Of course, once you uninstall, you'll have to manually delete the folder in the GOG directory since it doesn't know why there's a folder in the "game" folder. Obviously, there's something screwy with the installer script itself.
Hope that helps.
Post edited September 10, 2015 by TinMonk