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Congrats on a great job!
I tested YeoldDink's Appimage and was very impressed with how well it supported all that I expected to work so far in terms of backwards compatibility with the current Linux version that "comes with" my favorite distro.
The Debug/Console/Ultimate-Cheat features are quite impressive too. I will definitely use this version of the Dink Engine for any difficult DinkC debugging I need to do. I tried it with several of my dmods and will keep testing to see if any problems come up. So far, so good.
I tested YeoldDink's Appimage and was very impressed with how well it supported all that I expected to work so far in terms of backwards compatibility with the current Linux version that "comes with" my favorite distro.
The Debug/Console/Ultimate-Cheat features are quite impressive too. I will definitely use this version of the Dink Engine for any difficult DinkC debugging I need to do. I tried it with several of my dmods and will keep testing to see if any problems come up. So far, so good.
login-name@system-name:~/dmods/periculo/story$ !cat cat /etc/*iss*t Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS login-name@system-name:~/dmods/periculo/story$ cd ~/tmp/Y* login-name@system-name:~/tmp/YeOldeDink0.5$ yeoldedink-x86_64.AppImage -v GNU FreeDink 109.7 FreeDink is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the GNU GPL for details. http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. login-name@system-name:~/tmp/YeOldeDink0.5$ yeoldedink-x86_64.AppImage -d -w -t -g ~/dmods/litleadv
