OS | Status | sent in by |
---|---|---|
Linux 2.4.x, glibc-2.2.x | This is the development configuration; works flawlessly. | Michael Krause |
OpenBSD 3.0-3.3 & -current | v0.6.7 compiles and works fine. | Wilbern Cobb |
NetBSD | v0.6.7 compiles and works fine. | Henri Jylkkä |
Darwin | v0.6.7 compiles and works fine. It's in Fink. | Mathias Meyer |
SunOS 5.7 | v0.3.8 compiles and works without problems; full functionality. | Fernando Mendez |
IRIX 5.x | v0.5.9 compiles and works with --disable-nls; sample loading/saving untested. | Michael Krause |
FreeBSD | The source probably needs some patches. A port of v0.6.6 is available here. | Kristopher Zentner |
RISC OS | A port of v0.6.7 is available. | Unix Porting Project |
You need thread-safe X libraries. On a glibc2 system (RedHat >= 5.0, SuSE >= 6.0), this is no issue. But if you have a libc5 system and you get strange X I/O errors when starting ST, you need to get a special version of your X libraries -- you can download them here (299K). Install instructions are in the archive.
A lot of people keep asking me what the optimum hardware
configuration for using SoundTracker is. I've developed and used it on
an AMD K5 @100MHz with 64MB RAM for a long time, even though 32MB
might be sufficient as well. Later I've been running it on an AMD K6-2
@400MHz, with 128MB and a Creative Labs SoundBlaster 128 PCI. The
sound card is quite good, even though Linux's es1370 driver apparently
has some problems in full-duplex mode.
The source archive of v0.5.8 and later contains
work done by Fabian Giesen on a Win32 port of SoundTracker. I did and
could not integrate all his changes, because that would make the
Unix version unusable. But most of the necessary code is there
[especially the DirectSound output driver and the pipe() emulation],
so compiling a Win32 version is just a matter of throwing together
some Makefiles and doing some minor adjustments - see the ChangeLog if
you want.
If anyone succeeds in making the necessary changes so that we have a
source archive that compiles out-of-the-box on Win32 as well as on
Unix, I would be delighted to receive appropriate patches!
Win32 Porting
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