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Topic: Compile Linux under Windows

Hi,

How can i compile Linux under my Windows PC

2 Reply by moro

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Do you mean how to compile teeworlds for Linux in Windows?

3 Reply by ozzy

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I think this should help it: http://www.teeworlds.com/?page=docs& … Everything

4 Reply by TeePhoenix (edited by TeePhoenix 2012-06-10 17:18:59)

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5 Reply by Sushi Tee

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install linux in a virtual box

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6 Reply by DARK HUNTER (edited by DARK HUNTER 2011-10-23 21:25:07)

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I found something interesting: Running Linux executables on Windows

And just to warn you:

From the site wrote:

Right now LBW runs on 32-bit Windows XP only.

Danger!

LBW is evil. It is about fifteen different hacks all balanced precariously on top of each other. Lots of things in LBW don't work. Lots of things will never work.
It will crash.

Back up your data, keep your system secure, and above all else:

You have been warned.

And this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/line/
I guess it's reverse of WINE

Once in a century...

7 Reply by Ninja Style

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Search in google: "cross-compiling"

8 Reply by powachill4

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linux under windows? i guess this wont work.. try a virtual machine and install linux (eg. ubuntu, opensuse, stuff like this)

9 Reply by DARK HUNTER

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As ninja said: Cross-Compile

Once in a century...

10 Reply by powachill4

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But... He is banned yikes
I trust him. hmm

11 Reply by Mo2

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DARK HUNTER wrote:

As ninja said: Cross-Compile

I would not recommend that. I've already cross-compiled some other SW a few times but each time my build-platfrom was on GNU/Linux that should put out some (missing) windows-binaries. Most time it's not that easy but fiddling around (and/or compile even some other libs first) and with TW we are using "bam" by default not "./configure --prefix=/bla && make". You can setup a linux-build environment very quick (I'm pretty sure WAY quicker than you figure out what you have to change and compile first on windows). Virtual box was already suggested and I even agree... it's working well for that purpose.

So I would recommend:
Get free VirtualBox and get Debian Lenny as build-environment (both 32 and 64bit... which can be downloaded both as netinstall-iso) do some "apt-get install build-essential python libsdl-dev" and go on. Yes there is even already newer Squeezy out as last stable or some *buntus but with good old Lenny you should be able to create binaries that run on almost every linux-distro today that is preinstalled on currend Dedicated or VServers (and it even should (and did) run still very well on newer distros - both client and server). So you are not creating useless stuff