From DOS to Windows, intellectual game bubbles have always been a classic in PC games. The Bubble Dragon frozen Bubble in Linux (exactly the bubble penguin) gives you a choice to relive your dreams.
Frozen Bubble Game Download, the installation file name is Frozen-bubble.tar, size 8MB.
Step1. Decompression Unpacking
[root@localhost Root] #tar xvf Frozen-bubble.tar.tar
frozen/
frozen/sdl_mixer-1.2.4-5.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl_net-1.2.4-3.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl_perl-1.18-1.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl_ttf-2.0.5-1.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl-1.2.4-5.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl_gfx-2.0.3-1.i386.rpm
frozen/sdl_image-1.2.2-3.i386.rpm
frozen/frozen-bubble-0.9.3_rh8-3.i386.rpm
A total of 8 installation files were extracted. Since the game requires full SDL support, the first step is to install these SDL packages and install them using the following command.
[Root@localhost Root] #cd frozen
[Root@localhost frozen]# RPM-IVH sdl_*.rpm
Little knowledge: What is SDL?
SDL is the abbreviation of simple DirectMedia layer, literally the direct media layer, in fact, the DirectX under Linux, is the necessary support program to install Linux games! SDL can support 2D and part 3D Linux games well!
If you have selected X software development when installing the system, the system has installed major SDL support, as is the case with Redhat 9.0. However, since frozenbubble needs more comprehensive SDL support, it is still necessary to install the missing SDL Development kit. The method is still to use the above command, if installed the system will prompt you have been installed, so do not worry about the weight of the load.
When you have completed the installation of SDL, you can install the main program.
STEP2. Install the main program
[Root@localhost frozen]# RPM-IVH frozen/frozen-bubble-0.9.3_rh8-3.i386.rpm
Step3. Run the game
After the installation is complete, you can run the following command to start the game (see photo)!
[Root@localhost frozen]#/usr/bin/frozen-bubble
Small Tips
If this is too much trouble to start the game, you can click on the desktop (for example, KDE) the right mouse button, select "New → application Link" in the shortcut menu, type its run command in the Execution tab of the pop-up dialog box, and then make a shortcut after naming it.