Is this accomplishing the same thing as #1? If so, should I use #1, #2, or both? Just a bit confused on what the ideal start up solution is.
3) Currently, I have a file in my Kerbal Space Program directory called 'KSP.SH'. It has the text contents of #1 and I use it to launch the program and play.
Because it is inconvenient to go to the folder to launch that file every time I want to play, I tried making a shortcut but it does not work. I right clicked, and went to 'Make Link' and drug the resulting file to the desktop, but only the 'KSP.SH' in the actual program directory will properly boot up; the 'link' does absolutely nothing.
I really appreciate any information anybody is able to provide. I would be lost without these forums!
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OddFunction 251
Hello,
I have Linux Mint and I had a couple of questions.
Specs: i5 @ 3.3ghz, 16gigs RAM, Nvidia 680GTX
My goal is to run 64bit KSP
1) In reference to this thread:http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/106292-Running-64Bit-in-Steam-with-Linux-Solution
is
still the recommened text for the 'ksp.sh'? If not, is there an updated batch floating around?
2) In reference to this post: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/24529-The-Linux-compatibility-thread!?p=1099022&viewfull=1#post1099022
Is this accomplishing the same thing as #1? If so, should I use #1, #2, or both? Just a bit confused on what the ideal start up solution is.
3) Currently, I have a file in my Kerbal Space Program directory called 'KSP.SH'. It has the text contents of #1 and I use it to launch the program and play.
Because it is inconvenient to go to the folder to launch that file every time I want to play, I tried making a shortcut but it does not work. I right clicked, and went to 'Make Link' and drug the resulting file to the desktop, but only the 'KSP.SH' in the actual program directory will properly boot up; the 'link' does absolutely nothing.
I really appreciate any information anybody is able to provide. I would be lost without these forums!
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