Updated Linux / macOS downloads

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

 

Updates

Tiberian Sun Single-Player Campaign is now available on macOS and every Linux download.

Red Alert Single-Player Campaign / Multiplayer downloads were merged together with Tiberian Sun into one download. 

Downloads are now also available for Pacman-based Linux distributions (Antergos, Manjaro Linux, ...).

 

 

Downloads

Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ...                                  cncnet_1.0_all.deb

Fedora, openSUSE, ...                                  cncnet-1.0-2.noarch.rpm

Manjaro, Antergos, ...                                  cncnet-1.0-1-any.pkg.tar.xz

macOS                                                           CnCNet.dmg

 

 

Find all downloads here                            https://cncnet.org/download

 

 

You may also be interested in the following snaps made by user [email protected] 

Red Alert (Full Game)                               https://snapcraft.io/cncra

Tiberian Sun (Full Game)                         https://snapcraft.io/cnctsun

 

 

[Myg 61]

Have you looked into https://flatpak.org/ ?

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

17 hours ago, Myg said:

Have you looked into https://flatpak.org/ ?

 

I know about flatpak, but didn't had a closer look at it yet

[danger89 0]

Wauw this is wonderful news for the Linux community (including myself), thanks!

I however would advice to update the download page (this is an example of the red alert one, same for Tiberian Sun).

I mean it just looks like I can ONLY play singleplayer, while in fact I can play Command & Conquer Gold, Red Alert, Tiberian Sun including Online / Skirmish / LAN  plus indeed singleplayer campaign. I hope you take my remark seriously.

Edited September 24, 2018 by danger89

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

Oh right, I forgot to remove the "Single player" text when I updated the downloads, thanks for reporting. It would also be nice if it could detect the OS and automatically and show the right download on the orange button (not sure if that's possible). 

We are still not done with the downloads yet and there will be some more changes to make things more clear

[300zxTurbo 0]

I just got done installing the cncnet_1.0_all.deb package on Linux Mint 19 64-bit and it won't run, or even launch. I get this error in the terminal:

Quote

0009:err:mscoree:CLRRuntimeInfo_GetRuntimeHost Wine Mono is not installed

Any Ideas? 

Edited March 25 by 300zxTurbo

[dkeeton 159]

14 minutes ago, 300zxTurbo said:

I just got done installing the cncnet_1.0_all.deb package on Linux Mint 19 64-bit and it won't run or even launch. I get this error in the terminal:

Any Ideas? 

Install wine-mono.

[300zxTurbo 0]

Well, that was pretty obvious. Problem is I see no package for wine-mono. How do I install it? Isn't this package kind of broken if it doesn't fetch all needed dependencies? I'll keep googling, but haven't really figured it out yet.

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

The package was built on linux mint 19 64bit and fully tested there. It doesn't require wine mono.

Just tried it again and it worked fine.

 

Is there any specific wine version you're using? You installed the package via DoubleClick->gdebi?

[300zxTurbo 0]

I don't have wine installed on the system at all other than the wine wrapper that comes with the cncnet_1.0_all.deb package. Fresh Install of Linux Mint 19. Yes, installed using Gdebi. I'll keep trying. I really don't get why it works for everyone else but not for me. I spent almost a whole day trying to get it to work lol. When I click the launcher, nothing happens. When I run in terminal, that is the error code that it spits out.

I guess I'll just have to stick to playing it on windows or setting up in wine manually. 

Thanks anyway.

 

EDIT: Dunno if it makes a difference, but was the Version of Mint 19 you tested, the one with the Cinnamon Desktop?

Edited March 26 by 300zxTurbo

[300zxTurbo 0]

Well I tried running with sudo and got this error:

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sudo /usr/games/cncnet
wine: /home/useracc/.local/share/cncnet is not owned by you

 

[dkeeton 159]

16 minutes ago, 300zxTurbo said:

Well I tried running with sudo and got this error:

 

First - Do not run 3rd party programs as sudo. It's ok to run some bundled programs with sudo like dpkg, apt and a few others.

Try to delete .local/share/cncnet like this

rm -rf ~/.local/share/cncnet

Then run cncnet again.

[300zxTurbo 0]

That did it! Awesome, thanks for the help. I wonder why it didn't work the first 10 times I uninstalled and reinstalled though... Wierd.

Really Appreciate it, can stop pulling my hair out and start playing some CNC now.

[cnctr 0]

On 8/8/2018 at 8:58 AM, FunkyFr3sh said:

 

Updates

Tiberian Sun Single-Player Campaign is now available on macOS and every Linux download.

Red Alert Single-Player Campaign / Multiplayer downloads were merged together with Tiberian Sun into one download. 

Downloads are now also available for Pacman-based Linux distributions (Antergos, Manjaro Linux, ...).

 

 

Downloads

Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ...                                  cncnet_1.0_all.deb

Fedora, openSUSE, ...                                  cncnet-1.0-2.noarch.rpm

Manjaro, Antergos, ...                                  cncnet-1.0-1-any.pkg.tar.xz

macOS                                                           CnCNet.dmg

 

 

Find all downloads here                            https://cncnet.org/download

 

 

You may also be interested in the following snaps made by user [email protected] 

Red Alert (Full Game)                               https://snapcraft.io/cncra

Tiberian Sun (Full Game)                         https://snapcraft.io/cnctsun

 

 

 

Hi, thanks for the great effort on this, I can play TS on macOS without any hassle for a while without messing with wine on my own.

In order contribute I created a Pull Request on Homebrew repository (it's a command-line based unofficial package manager for macOS, widely used) and apparently it just got merged.

So from now on if you have Homebrew installed all you need to do is:

brew cask install cncnet

 

 

Edited March 29 by cnctr
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[FunkyFr3sh 182]

 

20 hours ago, cnctr said:

Hi, thanks for the great effort on this, I can play TS on macOS without any hassle for a while without messing with wine on my own.

In order contribute I created a Pull Request on Homebrew repository (it's a command-line based unofficial package manager for macOS, widely used) and apparently it just got merged.

So from now on if you have Homebrew installed all you need to do is:

brew cask install cncnet

 

 

 

Awesome! Haven't used this myself, but seems to be quite popular, nice to have

 

[Commander_Keen 1]

On 3/26/2019 at 4:41 AM, dkeeton said:

First - Do not run 3rd party programs as sudo. It's ok to run some bundled programs with sudo like dpkg, apt and a few others.

Try to delete .local/share/cncnet like this

rm -rf ~/.local/share/cncnet

Then run cncnet again.

That also helped me to get the installer throught.

But now when starting cncnet I ge the following error message:

Quote

Unhandled Exception: System.ArgumentException: Font '?' cannot be found.
   at System.Drawing.FontFamily.GetGdipGenericSansSerif()
   at System.Drawing.FontFamily.CreateFontFamily(String name, FontCollection fontCollection)
   at System.Drawing.FontFamily..ctor(String name, Boolean createDefaultOnFail)
   at System.Drawing.Font..ctor(String familyName, Single emSize, FontStyle style, GraphicsUnit unit, Byte gdiCharSet)
   at CnCNetLauncher.LauncherForm.InitializeComponent()
   at CnCNetLauncher.LauncherForm..ctor()
   at CnCNetLauncher.Program.Main(String[] args)
wine: Unhandled exception 0xe0434f4d in thread 9 at address 0x150023:0x7b43cfbc (thread 0009), starting debugger...
 

Is it known which kind of font is missing where?

Edited May 30 by Commander_Keen

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

7 hours ago, Commander_Keen said:

That also helped me to get the installer throught.

But now when starting cncnet I ge the following error message:

Is it known which kind of font is missing where?

 

Looks like the package wasn't installed properly, you're missing one of its dependencies. Try to install it again.

[Commander_Keen 1]

On 5/31/2019 at 4:05 AM, FunkyFr3sh said:

 

Looks like the package wasn't installed properly, you're missing one of its dependencies. Try to install it again.

Okay, I noticed the error occurs directly during installation also:

- It downloads .NET framework 2.0

- it installs .NET framework 2.0

- The font error occurs:

- followed by another one:

 

So I guess this is a problem within wine? But I'm a total newbe, no idea what to watch out for.

I googled to see where I could put additional fonts and found https://askubuntu.com/questions/86335/installing-other-fonts-on-wine but still, I don't know which font is missing. :-S

[FunkyFr3sh 182]

not sure why this would happen for you...

Try again

rm -rf ~/.local/share/cncnet

 

then

sudo apt update && apt upgrade

 

and then (just to be sure...)

sudo apt install fonts-wine

 

[Commander_Keen 1]

My system was/is pretty much up to date (Linux Mint 19.1, updating every other week). Nevertheless I executed all commands in that order.

The last command in fact fixed it. :-)

Seems to work fine now. Awesome work, donated right away.

Thank you very much. :-)