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Mike Adams (6/1/2010 - version 2.2.1 rc1) |
| I couldn't figure out how to compile the game, so I did a bit of looking and found out that an older version of Freeciv (2.1.6) comes pre-compiled.
Not as good as Civ 4 but definatly worth it if you don't wanna spend money on that game.
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REN1 (7/5/2009 - version 2.1.9) |
| Great CIV 2 clone. It worked on my Mac without any trouble. I don't know why people are talking about compiling. I don't even know what compiling is. |
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Ben (8/16/2008 - version 2.1.3) |
| The game comes with an installer and is a lot of fun. |
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Vedrit (5/23/2008 - version 2.1.3) |
| when you run Free Civ, chances are that you are missing the important X11 files, and you cannot get them.
Tough luck for us all. |
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f12x xplain! (2/13/2008 - version 2.1.3) |
| f12x if it doesnt need compiling how do you make it run on a mac? |
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f12x (12/30/2007 - version 2.1.2) |
| Don't listen to the junk people are writing about compiling the game. It comes with an installer! |
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random person (8/29/2005 - version 2.0.4) |
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Guy (8/11/2005 - version 2.0.4) |
| Compiled now, thanks guys! |
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Guy (7/10/2005 - version 2.0.2) |
| Some one please compile it though? Its not fun spending 2 hours trying to make it work, but it doesnt... Please compile it? |
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Mike Jones (5/8/2005 - version 2.0.0) |
| "What the hell? Do the creators of this game expect the general public to know all about compiling when they give vague indicators of how to do it?"
No, they expect you to be using Linux and Gnome because that's what it's written for/on and where software just works.
On MacOS, you can use Fink or wait for someone to package it up. It is uncool, however, to complain that people who are giving you a great game for free aren't packaging it to your liking on some commercial platform.
Oh, and Freeciv 2.0 really rocks. |
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