BugBash - GBJam5 Mac OS
BugBash - GBJam5 Mac OS
Hello everyone,
as a result of the GameKid Raspberry Jam which ran at Itch.io from the 13th to 20th September 2015, you can now download and try out our entry for the jam here:
RetroPie (Raspberry Pi – GameKid) Version of the game “Van Sang’s Pain”
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Please note that the v1.0 version was created specifically for the use in the GameKid variant of the RetroPie Software on the Raspberry Pi 2 and as such, it will not work on other OS’es or configurations as is.
After downloading, see inside the folder for an executable. Double click or call that in a command line to start.
UPDATE: 13.05.2020 – A new v1.6 for Linux x64 is now here. The Windows x64 version can be downloaded here. Also, the FreeBSD x64 version is this.
These are all stand-alone version with executables and all dependencies within.Sadly, due to the age of my Mac and other problems it’s having with SDL2, I won’t be making a Macos version available at this time.
UPDATE: 19.03.2017 – Windows-only DPI aware version of the game can be downloaded here.
UPDATE: 17.03.2017 – New features in v1.4 are a unified python application for various OSes, fullscreen window and gamepad support to specifically enable seamless integration into Retropie’s game frontend.
Please note: On v1.4, the full windows mode does not correctly work with DPI scaling in Windows not being set to 100%! Download v1.5 instead in that case.
UPDATE: 21.03.2016 – Download a Raspberry PI 3 version of the game here. Unzip and use VanSangsPain.sh to start the game.You may need to set the batch file to be executable first.
UPDATE: 11.10.2015 – Download a Windows-x64 version of the game here. Unzip and use run.bat to start the game.
UPDATE: 04.10.2015 – Updated game to v1.2.
Fixed the sound effect playing lag.
Update 03.10.2015: We’ve uploaded v1.1 of the game to the itch.io game page here.
Changes:
– Adjusted some levels for accessability when jumping.
– Added some level detail tiles.
– Modified tank enemy sprite to correct shading direction from top/left.
– Corrected hiscore entry display to start with ‘A..’
Known issues:
– Wrong heading in player float animation when floating in left/right direction.
– Sticky key problem on some control actions.
– No music or sound FX on the Raspberry PI 3 version.
Here are some screen shots, note that the GameKid runs at 320 by 240 pixels.
Gajim on macOS
Dev note: It should be relatively easy to create a 'brew' based on the recipe below.
Install dependencies via Brew
First install Brew
Please follow installation instructions at brew.sh.
Install Gajim's dependencies
Make sure you install the necessary build dependencies and 'link' gettext formula:
Make Python 3.8 the default:
Make sure correct python version is used
both should point to python3.8
Install python packages with pip3:
If you want to use current master of Gajim, dependencies differ a bit:
Download and run Gajim
You can now run gajim from the terminal:
Note: The following approach does not work currently!
Alternatively, you can create an .app bundle so Gajim can be run from the desktop as a native app:
You can now go to ~/Applications and open the Gajim app.
Note: when using the .app method, the cloned gajim repository has to stay at it's original location ($(pwd) at time of creation), or Gajim.app will fail to run and you will have to re-run mac/makebundle.py.
Possible errors
If Python complains about unknown locale, try this (with your country code):
Or if using the .app method, add those lines to ~/Applications/Gajim.app/Contents/MacOS/launch.sh, right after the first line.
Plugins
For plugins, download the plugin_installer:
Then extract the downloaded files to ~/.local/share/gajim/plugins/.
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Afterwards activate the installer from the Plugins Menu inside Gajim.
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Theme
This is a nice Mac theme: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1171688/
Installation
Download the theme you want and place the folder containing the gtk-3.0 folder in ~/.local/share/themes. If you downloaded the theme linked above you should have a file structure like this:
Create ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini with the following content where Gnome-OSC-HS-(transparent) can be replaced with the folder name of the theme you installed.
Next time you start gajim the theme should be applied.
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