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Does build/sconf_temp/conftest_21 work if you run it directly?

It looks like the dynamic linker can't find libboost_thread.so.1.45.0 when running a test program. Maybe try running 'sudo ldconfig' followed by 'scons --config=force'.

Check that the target drive has enough free disk space. Also that perhaps this could be a corrupted file on one of sourceforge's mirrors(that happened before) but I believe that a corrupted installer would fail much earlier than during actual copying of files.

SDL is not only graphics output. Even the server uses some of its functionality. However AFAIK you can have SDL without X11 support. Hopefully that's enough for you.

I can't reproduce the font issue myself, so feel free to decline the reboot. Perhaps you won't get broken fonts too.

Please attach terminal output from installed wesnoth 1.9.2

Perhaps you're running certain antivirus?

I regularly run the windows version of wesnoth under wine for testing purposes and it works generally fine, though there were font rendering issues for some versions of wine. I'm using version 1.3.3 now and the text is readable. Perhaps copying wesnoth's fonts/DejaVuSans.ttf to ~/.wine/drive_c/windo...

That option actually exists in game.cpp . It just seems to broken.

You really just need to pass the data dir itself as the argument: 'wesnoth /usr/share/games/wesnoth', without --data-dir. Perhaps you could try running wesnoth right from checkout dir: './wesnoth' . Also I wonder why wesnoth trying to open libpng.so.3 since it was compiled with libpng14.so: Probably...

HaJo wrote:On Win2000 (with SP4), the program does not start, gives a message like
"Entrypoint freeaddrinfo not found in dll WS2_32.DLL".

I've made a small change to build process that has a chance to fix this so try again with next 1.9 release.

Maybe there are some broken libboost* symlinks in /usr/lib which should be removed or something. Also, what are names of boost files in /usr/local/lib? Maybe they have some suffix? Also, note that after installing libraries you need to run 'sudo ldconfig' for them to work at runtime. Ubuntu's packag...

Dumping boost headers into /usr/include isn't enough. You also need to compile boost libraries. Your error is caused by linking against system boost libraries which have older version. To make this work uninstall all boost packages, rm -rf /usr/include/boost and compile boost with './bootstrap.sh &a...

First, are you really sure that it's fullscreen mode? Ctrl-F shortcut key toggles it.
If it is fullscreen mode after all then you could try changing resolution in Preferences->Display. Maybe that'll shake off this issue.

Try selecting another sourceforge mirror. That download is currently corrupted on citylan.dl.sourceforge.net while surfnet.dl.sourceforge.net works fine.