Re: [Fink-users] I think I installed Freeciv, now how do I run it?

[Tom W. <tw...@ma...>]

Thanks Max,

That worked a charm. Looks like I just need to learn how to read 
instructions better.

That's a pretty good copy of the original civilization, I can feel my 
life spiralling out of control already... ;-)

Tom

On Sunday, November 4, 2001, at 03:20  AM, Max Horn wrote:

> At 18:44 Uhr -0800 03.11.2001, Tom Wiebe wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Finally got around to mucking with Fink, well done stuff. X11, MySQL 
>> and others are now running great on my machine without my needing to 
>> expand my knowledge of Unix arcana beyond that of "Extremely 
>> Dangerous".

[...snip...]

>> [...snip...]
>> Although, it would probably be best overall if it simply didn't work. 
>> Lost a whole 6 months of my life when the first Civilization came out 
>> back in the day...
>
> It worked just fine for me.
>

[...snip...]

> 3) If you want to play alone (boooring :) that's it, otherwise invite 
> your friends to start more clients on remote machines and allow them to 
> connect to your server
>
> 4) Start the game; to do so, on the server console, enter "start"
>
> 5) Play! Hey, maybe we can organize a small internet freeciv tournament 
> some day? :)