[xlucas]

Hi! I'm using eDuke32-OldMP to play online and the package includes static binaries for both GNU/Linux and Windows. It also includes Mapster32.exe, only for Windows. I'm using GNU, currently a Linux Mint, and would like to run Mapster natively. I can try to install by compiling or perhaps using a .deb if there is one, and I will if I have to, but before I do that, I would like to know if there is already a static binary of it. And if not, is there a way that I can make such binary so that I can just keep it and don't have to recompile or reinstall dependencies every time?

Thanks in advance!

[oasiz]

You can use any latest mapster32 binary you have access to, however these can also be very old.
For GNU/Linux use, I would recommend compiling your own binaries.

https://wiki.eduke32...Duke32_on_Linux
This link has pretty good instructions on how to perform this.

Then just git clone https://voidpoint.io/terminx/eduke32