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Ah, I'm not alone. It's been like that for a week now?

I would buy a Linux build too (as I did for every Draknek & Friends providing one).

With glibc version 2.42, they introduced a tunable to ensure compatibility.

You can check your glibc version with:

$ ldd --version

You can run the game with:

$ GLIBC_TUNABLES=glibc.rtld.execstack=2 ./wildermyth

Using execstack  or updating fmod libraries are probably more elegant ways but hey :/

Yeah, would be nice to have a version number tag on download page. It seems to be possible to define it with butler, according to this page from the Itch.io documentation. I suppose it's also possible when using the web interface to upload new builds.

PS: the version number is displayed on main menu screen, top left (and on command line output too).

Got one. Thank you.

Hey Airem,

Itch ran out of Steam keys, can you take a look?

Thanks.

Yup, it's working now. Thank you :)

Nice to see the full release, here on Itch :) Unfortunately, contrary to the Windows build (version 1.2.9), the included Mac and Linux builds are outdated (Patch 0.115.7.3 from 2023) and the Linux build crashes when starting a new game. The Steam Linux version is up-to-date and runs fine though on the same machine (version 1.2.9).

Hmm, works for me. Maybe try directly from command-line:

$ python plus-x.py somnaBuster_itchLINUX.zip +x linux64/chrome_crashpad_handler linux64/nacl_helper linux64/nacl_helper_bootstrap linux64/somnaBuster

I get the same error with the Itch build: it's due to the fact that on Linux file extension is secondary/cosmetic (contrary to Windows) and files need to be marked as executable to run. The Steam build launches fine on the same machine because every file is marked executable (not ideal but hey). Now, the easy way for you would be to use plus-x by Cheeseness and mark the following files inside the zip archive as executable:

- linux64/chrome_crashpad_handler

- linux64/nacl_helper

- linux64/nacl_helper_bootstrap

- linux64/somnaBuster

Hope that helps.

Quick tests in the 3 available modes: RNG seems to work properly now :D Thanks!

Oui, sous Linux et Mac apparemment, cf ce post un peu plus bas.

Edit: la version 1.0d semble avoir corrigé le problême, au moins sous Linux.

Same bug, on Linux (komehara seems to be on Linux user too). Basically, on any mode, after 5 or 6 tetrominoes I get the first flame, then only S or powerups (flames, bombs etc...).

Understandable. Won't be too long, hopefully :)

I bought both previous games here too. DRM-free build + Steam key is a plus.

Yup, this is annoying XD. Another thing I'm not too fond/sure about is the color of the menu buttons: darker when selected, brighter when not... Oh, and one bug I've noticed: the counter for completed levels is reset everytime I launch the game until I complete another one (forces the game to recount). 

Overall the game is fun and the 58-60 levels were pretty refreshing (loved the music :D).

Nice! But the Linux build is tagged as a Windows one ;)

Thank you!

** Waiting for the Linux build, hopefully **

Thank you!

Nice to hear that!

Hoping to see A Void Hope here too, on Itch.io :)

Un grand merci pour le support Linux! I was a bit hesitant to buy your games, seeing partial/inconsistent support for my platform of choice, but I was pleasantly surprised with the announcement and bought the $50 bundle :D

Nice to hear! :-)

The native Linux x64  version runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck, no tinkering needed.

Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain (Original Soundtrack) | Lena Raine

Why is Mesa VirGL driver used? Are you running the game in a virtual machine (Qemu)? Ohhhh... Chromebook :/

Edit: if you're desperate, maybe try the software renderer:

$ LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=true ./Celeste64

I had this error on desktop linux too (didn't test on my Steam Deck) and it seems to be related to the path of the game executable. If you have any colon (:) in the pathname, remove/change them, the game will launch. So... some shenanigan with pathname quoting or escaping? Otherwise the game runs great, 100%ed it.

Edit: colon is used as a separator for paths to search for files (in our case, libraries) in some environment variables. So here's my error. Yours is very similar but not 100% sure it's identical.

And... bought!

At last! :D

Already bought the game years ago on Steam but it's always nice to see a DRM-free build of a game on an underdog store (no pun intended). The Linux version seems to work perfectly fine.

Thanks.

Now that you offer a Steam key with every purchase, a "Get Steam key" button appeared on my purchase page (and for any previous buyer I suppose). But I also received another key via email, as you said... So... which one should I redeem now? XD

Thank you for the upgrade, by the way!

At last! Thanks.

Cool! :)

Still waiting... Just kidding of course, but yeah... :D

(Oh, I just saw the recent update and fixes on Steam, nice!)

Yup. An update would be nice after all this time :)

Thank you.

Nice to see your games on Itch, DRM-free (GOG is cool too) :)

But the Linux build of Hook is borked: it's some build for Mac. Could you take a look? Thanks.

Late to the party. The Linux build works fine for me, be it the x86 or x86_64 version. Only bug I got is a way too dark lighting, had to disable SSAO in graphics options.

This. You get a "Please First Activate the Original Game" message if you try to activate your Part 2 key and didn't add Part 1 to your Steam library beforehand.

Nice. I had trouble in the past compiling gconf from AUR but it seems to work fine now (briefly checked: simply compiled and extracted the library sofile+symlinks to the lib64 game directory from the compiled package).

The game received a few updates recently on humblebundle.com but the last update on Itch.io was in september 2020 :/

Would be nice to see updates uploaded here too.