Moofey wrote:

Trying to get this to run in Ubuntu 11.04 has been nothing but fail for me. Upon executing the osu! logo appears, promptly disappears and that's it.

Tried this with both mono and dotnet20

Refon_S wrote:

Moofey wrote:

Trying to get this to run in Ubuntu 11.04 has been nothing but fail for me. Upon executing the osu! logo appears, promptly disappears and that's it.

Tried this with both mono and dotnet20

That's not their problem. As you can see in terminal, there is some issues with your audio and video cards.
First of all, have you installed NVidia/ATI(AMD) proprietary drivers? It's very important, 'cause GPU doesn't work in full power with standard linux video drivers.
Don't know what to say about audio error, never had it, sorry.

SugoiReborn wrote:

Well, I've got some serious problems running Osu in Ubuntu 11.10:
1. Bancho won't launch.
2. Beatmaps don't work. When I try to start a beatmap, it just goes to the beatmap and does nothing.
3. When I exit Osu, it makes the resolution stuck and I have to reset my computer for it to resize. I can't to change it manually after I exit Osu.

Wassaaaa wrote:

SugoiReborn wrote:

Well, I've got some serious problems running Osu in Ubuntu 11.10:
1. Bancho won't launch.
2. Beatmaps don't work. When I try to start a beatmap, it just goes to the beatmap and does nothing.
3. When I exit Osu, it makes the resolution stuck and I have to reset my computer for it to resize. I can't to change it manually after I exit Osu.

I'm having the same problem but I had resolved in my other computer, the problem is that I do not remember! I think it had more to install a library and the problem of the resolution has to run on a virtual desktop and your problem of bancho I have no idea because it does not start :/

TsuyoiKirkland wrote:

Problem: When I'm going to install, everythigs works right except for the sudo apt-get install cabextract. When I type this, it appears on the screen: "usuario is not on the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." What do I do?

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine1.3

winetricks

rocker2344 wrote:

Some things to note as i have been messing
opengl seems to kill the back option and edit mode
direcx makes random lag. Edit mode works. and back button works unlike opengl
so opengl for game play and direcx for edit (unless you have a more powerful gpu than me.)

Open a terminal
run the command

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine1.3

this will install wine 1.3 and winetricks
next run the command

winetricks

follow the pictures attached
[attachment=2:c158f]Screenshot1.png[/attachment:c158f]
[attachment=1:c158f]dcreenshot2.png[/attachment:c158f]
only click the d3dx9 the ones below are apart of that one. < optional. works but game gave me random lag
dotnet20
gdiplus
mono28

click ok and follow any installers that show up
Follow the pictures again
[attachment=0:c158f]Screenshot3.png[/attachment:c158f]
dssound=Emulation
ddr=opengl
sound=alsa

now run the installer.
The installer will say that it failed. but all the files where extracted into the "program files" folder.
run osu! should be in your dash.
in the settings change the graphics to opengl. you might a few error warnings, but it will still start i got no lag with this.
now you have osu on ur ubuntu box
11.10 x86_64
stats on my computer's hardware can be found here http://raido.webhop.org/out.txt

Wassaaaa wrote:

rocker2344 wrote:

Some things to note as i have been messing
opengl seems to kill the back option and edit mode
direcx makes random lag. Edit mode works. and back button works unlike opengl
so opengl for game play and direcx for edit (unless you have a more powerful gpu than me.)

Open a terminal
run the command

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install wine1.3

this will install wine 1.3 and winetricks
next run the command

winetricks

follow the pictures attached
[attachment=2:95210]Screenshot1.png[/attachment:95210]
[attachment=1:95210]dcreenshot2.png[/attachment:95210]
only click the d3dx9 the ones below are apart of that one. < optional. works but game gave me random lag
dotnet20
gdiplus
mono28

click ok and follow any installers that show up
Follow the pictures again
[attachment=0:95210]Screenshot3.png[/attachment:95210]
dssound=Emulation
ddr=opengl
sound=alsa

now run the installer.
The installer will say that it failed. but all the files where extracted into the "program files" folder.
run osu! should be in your dash.
in the settings change the graphics to opengl. you might a few error warnings, but it will still start i got no lag with this.
now you have osu on ur ubuntu box
11.10 x86_64
stats on my computer's hardware can be found here http://raido.webhop.org/out.txt

^This tuto don't work for a netbook, you have a better CPU That is the reason that you see is not slow. In OpenGL throws me about 6 fps but in directx I get about 120 to 200 fps, the problem it's i have problem to start a map, this don't start and I know the problem is the audio in wine and its version 1.3, the problem with version 1.2 is that in ubuntu 11.10 does not let you give permission to the file to run as an application

The other problem I have is that I can not install an older version of ubuntu, there comes a time when the installation does not continue

PD: clarified that in my desktop PC in Ubuntu 11.04 goes perfect the only problem I have is in the netbook

SatoXYN wrote:

HOLY SHIT everybody who playing on sandy bridge should update to the 3.1 kernel. I had about 180fps on <3.1 kernel and on 3.1 >300fps!
BTW I'll write small tutorial tomorrow how to run osu with maximum speed.

pcm.!default {
      type plug
      slave.pcm "dmixer"
  }

pcm.dmixer {
  type dmix
  ipc_key 1024
   slave {
    pcm "hw:0,0"
    period_time 0
    period_size 512
    buffer_time 0
    buffer_size 2048
   }
}

Wassaaaa wrote:

how do you create he archive asound.conf? is the only step I'm missing

SatoXYN wrote:

rocker2344, kernel 3.1 is a current stable kernel. Why shouldn't I use it?

Well, a tutorial here.
I'm using ArchLinux with latest kernel(3.1) and latest wine(1.3.32) with a sandy brigde intel HD3000 gpu on Lenovo Thinkpad x220 laptop.
1) Copy installed osu folder to your home directory or any suitable path.
2) Run winetricks dotnet20
3) Run winetricks gdiplus ddr=opengl dsoundhw=Full fontsmooth=rgb glsl=disabled multisampling=disabled rtlm=disabled strictdrawordering=disabled
4) Always run osu in a wine's desktop window. It would add some FPS because without desktop window wine probes video ports every VBLANK. I have 160 FPS without desktop window and 250 with desktop window.
vblank_mode=0 WINEDEBUG=-all WINEARCH=win32 wine explorer.exe /desktop=osu,1366x768 osu\!.exe
where 1366x768 your resolution.

Try not to use pulseaudio. If you don't really need it, just remove it, if you cannot remove it use pasuspender


Run osu and execute
cat /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params
If you buffers are high(above 8192 I think) then you can make them lower to make audio latency lower.

Create /etc/asound.conf with this:

pcm.!default {
      type plug
      slave.pcm "dmixer"
  }

pcm.dmixer {
  type dmix
  ipc_key 1024
   slave {
    pcm "hw:0,0"
    period_time 0
    period_size 512
    buffer_time 0
    buffer_size 2048
   }
}

Change period_size and buffer_size to bigger values if you have no sound at all or shuttering.

Disable composite while playing! this is one of the most important thing.

rocker2344 wrote:

Ok newbe here, but i got it working. let me work on my grammar and get it set up with a pictured guide (tested on 11.10)
even the install works

TsuyoiKirkland wrote:

Problem: When I'm going to install, everythigs works right except for the sudo apt-get install cabextract. When I type this, it appears on the screen: "usuario is not on the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." What do I do?

It means you do not have super user access. basically it is saying you can not change any system settings. find an account that is admin level and go on with the install. If you do not have admin access talk to the person who helped you with your ubuntu install

TsuyoiKirkland wrote:

Ah... about the last part, the problem is my notebook already came with Linux and Wine installed.

addgroup user admin

addgroup user sudo

reboot

SatoXYN wrote:

TsuyoiKirkland what distro do you have?
rocker2344 why you gave some advices if you don't know the distro? And don't look at kernel.org because it isn't fully working now because of hack from september. Current stable is 3.1.

rocker2344 wrote:

TsuyoiKirkland wrote:

Ah... about the last part, the problem is my notebook already came with Linux and Wine installed.

ok. then your account is a "user" account and not an admin. If this is so you should be able to reboot and choose recovery mode.
in recovery mode there is no mouse. so either save this on paper or open this in another computer

Reboot
select recovery
an option window will show.
select root shell (pick the one with out the net option)
you are now root (if a password has not been set for the root account)
run the command

addgroup user admin

and to be safe because i have not done this in a long time

addgroup user sudo

now type

reboot

you can now run sudo commands

SatoXYN wrote:

TsuyoiKirkland what distro do you have?
rocker2344 why you gave some advices if you don't know the distro? And don't look at kernel.org because it isn't fully working now because of hack from september. Current stable is 3.1.