Freeciv is a client/server system. To host a game, create computer players, etcetera, you must run the Freeciv server executable. To join a game as a player, you must run the Freeciv client executable and connect to a server. That's right, even when you're playing all by yourself, you have to start up two different executables. On Unix-like systems, the superuser (root) has special privileges, to be used only for system administration.

Now you can try to launch it typing "glob2" in the terminal in linux or unix. Or by typing "src/glob2" if you did not installed it (only compiled it) Anyway, it will not always work, so it is suggested that you type "glob2 --help" and read about command lines arguments. Under Linux, try to use -G option if you have problems with dri and glx (OpenGL). You can also specify a resolution and a color depth.

In order to play Freeciv, you must start the Freeciv client and connect to a server. If you play by yourself, start the Freeciv server first, and connect the client to localhost. On the server command line, use the s command to start the game. The server will now load some configuration files that some of the menus depend on.

Solaris (2.5 and up) has its own version of X in /usr/openwin, its own version of make in /usr/ccs/bin/make, and its own compiler (to be purchased separately) which, if you have it, is available in /opt/SUNWspro/bin. Solaris does not provide the XPM library, which is required for the Xaw client; it doesn't provide any of the stuff required for imlib, gdk and gtk, either, which is required to build the GTK+ client.

On Solaris, FreeBSD, and some other systems, the default make isn't GNU make. In order to compile with such a make you must either configure --disable-cvs-deps --disable-nls in order to disable the GNU make specific parts of the Makefile.

Two clients are actively being maintained for Unix/X11. The default client uses the GTK+ windowing toolkit. The original client is based on the Athena widget set ('Xaw'), which is fast and very widely available, but many users find it old-fashioned. The client can also be compiled to use Xaw3d. New features are sometimes implemented in the GTK+ version only, but the Xaw one still has some advantages.

Mid-match cards can be fished out as needed and played according to their card type. For example, Dirty Low Blow is a maneuver - so you can only play it on your turn. You don't draw it: you decide whether you want to play it, then go into the Backlash deck and fish it out to play it. If you need a reversal, and it is an opponent's turn, fish it out a mid-match reversal. You play these cards like normal, but instead of drawing them, you use them as needed.

First of all, verify that you have a working registry and that you can inspect them by typing $ gst-inspect fakesrc This should print out a bunch of information about this particular element. If this tells you that there is "no such element or plugin", you haven't installed GStreamer correctly. Please check how to get GStreamer If this fails with any other message, we would appreciate a bug report. It's time to try out a few things.

Once ExamX is installed, just insert the CD-ROM to start the program. It will AutoPlay OR you can choose Start -> Programs -> ExamX -> ExamX to start.

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MS Windows support is relatively recent, and still experimental; Freeciv was originally written for Unix and the X window system, and is, in fact, extremely portable across Unix versions. One option is to install a Unix variant on your PC (such as Linux) and use that. The Freeciv client is unable to open a window on your local X display. Are you running an X server at all? Maybe you need to install and run one, or switch to a Freeciv that doesn't need X; see the previous question.

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Make sure the 'online' light to the left of the channel number is on, and that the words "LiveTV" are displayed. Check you've got the channel package you were expecting. Get the installer to show you that On Demand is working.

If you have just installed the program, you are logged in as admin, and you can see the four main demo categories. They are intended to give you a first impression about the system. Later they should be deleted and replaced with your real, desired categories. The suggested order of the main steps of program customization is the following: Create subcategories and define the variable fields per category, so that they perfectly serve your needs.

If you used one of the self installer versions then there's a program group with the name chosen at installation time (for example, Freeciv-2.1.0.) Just go to click on Start→Programs→Freeciv-2.1.0→Freeciv

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