[SusE] Installation de Tuxracer

tar xjvf supertuxkart-0.5-linuxi486.tar.bz2

1. Installing Tux Racer

1.1 Linux

From Source

   1.

      Make sure you have (and have correctly installed) the following libraries:
          * An implementation of the OpenGL API version 1.1 or greater (Mesa versions >= 3.2 work; see http://mesa3d.sourceforge.net). Note that you will need a hardware-accelerated implementation of OpenGL in order for Tux Racer to be playable.
          * The GLUT library, version 3.7 beta or greater. This is distributed in the MesaDemos package, so if you have installed Mesa you probably also have GLUT. Otherwise, see https://www.opengl.org/
          * Tcl Version 8.0 or greater.
          * (Optional) Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) Version 1.1.1 or greater. This is required for joystick support.
          * (Optional) SDL_mixer Version 1.0 or greater. This is required for sound and music support. 

   2.

      Obtain the tuxracer-<version>.tar.gz and tuxracer-data-<version>.tar.gz files from the Downloads page.
   3.

      Unpack the code tarball:
      shell$ tar xvfz tuxracer-<version>.tar.gz
      shell$ cd tuxracer-<version>

   4.

      Configure for your system:
      shell$ ./configure <configure options>

      Many people will be able to run configure without passing any options. The more commonly-used configure options are:
          * --prefix=DIR: Specify where to install tuxracer. (The tuxracer binary will be placed in DIR/bin)
          * --with-tcl-libs=DIR: Specify Tcl library location
          * --with-tcl-inc=DIR: Specify Tcl header file location
          * --with-tcl-lib-name=NAME: Specify Tcl library base name
          * --with-gl-libs=DIR: Specify OpenGL library location
          * --with-gl-inc=DIR: Specify OpenGL header file location
          * --with-glut-libs=DIR: Specify GLUT library location
          * --with-glut-inc=DIR: Specify GLUT header file location
          * --enable-stencil-buffer: Use if your hardware has a stencil buffer
          * --with-data-dir=PATH: Location of tuxracer data directory (can be also configured in options file later) 

      Run ./configure --help for a complete list of options.

   5.

      Compile:
      shell$ make

      Tux Racer should compile cleanly, with few (if any) warnings. Please see the FAQ or our Support page if Tux Racer fails to compile.
   6.

      Install the tuxracer binary:
      shell$ make install

      Unless you specified the --prefix option when you ran configure, this command will install the tuxracer binary in /usr/local/bin
   7.

      Install the data files:
      shell$ cd /usr/local/share
      shell$ tar xvfz /path/to/tuxracer-data-<version>.tar.gz
      shell$ mv tuxracer-data-<version> tuxracer

      You may install the data files anywhere you wish, but tuxracer looks in /usr/local/share/tuxracer by default.
   8.

      You're done!