Added a shell script to help get started on a fresh Ubuntu machine #595
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I think this script is mostly obsolete for master. #621 makes the movie section unnecessary (at least for Ubuntu 14.10 and higher), and sdl2 means the map editor flag isn't currently useful. |
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Perhaps it should go in the wiki as a recommendation for 0.40? |
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Indeed. I might add something to the wiki or skip it alltogether. |
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I haven't done much shell scripting in my life (almost none) but I thought I'd share a small script to help Ubuntu users get started at least. What do you guys think?
Where should it lie, what should it be called?
PS: I couldn't get the Anim Viewer to compile at the moment, has someone else tried that on Linux recently?