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[TUTORIAL] How to PRO on GNU/Linux

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pokeball_free_icon_by_scratch_the_hedgie-d3jwgjs.gif1. Requirements

 

 

1.1. Minimum

  • 64-bit GNU/Linux based operative system
  • CPU: 800 Mhz (one core)
  • RAM: 768 Mb
  • GPU memory & clock speed: 256 Mb & 247 Mhz
  • Graphic library: OpenGL ES 2.0 (Mesa EGL 3D)
  • Display resolution: 800x600

 

1.2. Recommended

  • 64-bit GNU/Linux based operative system
  • CPU: 1.8 Ghz + (dual core)
  • RAM: 2 Gb +
  • GPU memory & clock speed: 1 Gb + & 600 Mhz +
  • Graphic library: OpenGL ES 3.0 + (Mesa EGL 3D)
  • Display resolution: 1280x720

 


pokeball_free_icon_by_scratch_the_hedgie-d3jwgjs.gif2. Upgrading & executing (system - libraries - app)

 

  • General Ubuntu 10.X + (currrent version = 16.04 LTS)
    1. Open Terminal
    2. Write this and press enter
      sudo apt-get update


    3. Type your password (root access) and press enter
    4. When it finishes updating the apt, write this
      sudo apt-get upgrade


    5. Accept upgrading your system [ Y / N ]
    6. Reboot if needed
    7. Download latest game version (click on the cute penguin)
    8. Right click on the downloaded .zip and extract it
    9. Double left click on .x86_64 archive to execute

 

 

  • Debian distributions (tried with Jessie)
    1. Open Terminal
    2. Write this and press enter
      sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade


    3. Type your password (root access) and press enter
    4. Accept upgrading your system [ Y / N ]
    5. Reboot if needed
    6. Open Terminal again
    7. Write this and press enter
      sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade


    8. Accept upgrading your system [ Y / N ]
    9. Reboot if needed
    10. Download latest game version (click on the cute penguin)
    11. Right click on the downloaded .zip and extract it
    12. Double left click on .x86_64 archive to execute

 


pokeball_free_icon_by_scratch_the_hedgie-d3jwgjs.gif3. Fixing execution permissions

 

 

If the archive doesn't show up or you get any error, you'll need to fix it by changing some permissions:

  1. Open Terminal
  2. Install Python and GCC
    sudo apt-get install python-dev gcc


  3. Now, make the file "executable"
    chmod +x /route/to/the/game.x86_64


  4. If you succeded it won't appear anything (just another line waiting for new command)
  5. Try executing double left clicking or with
    ./route/to/the/game.x86_64


 


pokeball_free_icon_by_scratch_the_hedgie-d3jwgjs.gif4. Creating a shell script

 

  1. Open your favorite text editor and create a new document
  2. Use this code (you'll need to modify your file route)
    #!/bin/sh
    echo "Executing PRO"
    cd /route/to/your/game/directory
    ./route/to/the/game.x86_64


  3. Save w/o any extension to your favorite place
  4. Close editor and try to execute it

 


 

Running PRO under GNU/Linux is not difficult but needs a little advance knowledge. Anyway, if you use any distribution, it means you are familiar to its environment! Feel free to ask whatever and, please, give me a feedback if you tried it! :Shy:


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Requirements updated! (Waiting for feedbacks..) :Grin:

Added new section "Creating a shell script"


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Updated and reformatted. Still no luck with RPi, it seems that will only work with emulation (Wine). I'll try to reconfigure it and keep investigating!


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150400 Thanks for the Linux client ! :)

Thank to developers! I just made a guide :Smile:


Thanks to your and dev so !

I've made a package for Archlinux, manjaro and distro-based on arch. But the forum don't let me post the direct link... I want to share it with the community (the PKGBUILD on AUR repository don't work, and not updated)

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150520 Thanks to your and dev so !

I've made a package for Archlinux, manjaro and distro-based on arch. But the forum don't let me post the direct link... I want to share it with the community (the PKGBUILD on AUR repository don't work, and not updated)

PM me :Smile:


You can download Pokemon Revolution for ArchLinux / Manjaro and distro-based here (I can post links now :Shy: ) => https://vavar60.online.fr/share/pc/gaming/prolinux/

 

If you don't have GUI software installed for install single package, you can use "yaourt -U name_of_package.tar.xz" for install it with your terminal (you can replace yaourt by pacman too). (If necessary, install dependancies "gcc-libs-multilib" and "gtk2")

 

After that, just launch Pokemon Revolution with your appmenu of your desktop environment. :)

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150720 You can download Pokemon Revolution for ArchLinux / Manjaro and distro-based here (I can post links now :Shy: ) => https://vavar60.online.fr/share/pc/gaming/prolinux/

 

If you don't have GUI software installed for install single package, you can use "yaourt -U name_of_package.tar.xz" for install it with your terminal (you can replace yaourt by pacman too). (If necessary, install dependancies "gcc-libs-multilib" and "gtk2")

 

After that, just launch Pokemon Revolution with your appmenu of your desktop environment. :)

Oh nice! Thank you :Grin:


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