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I haven't had a chance to try any more games yet, but do plan to download 0ad, the latest release on your portable games page. Strange, I have no idea why that is really and am curious to know why? I'm not sure why that happens but every once in a while I have to rename a file to launch it through terminal for same such reason. Easy fix for me by just renaming to remove the spaces and then it launched and worked perfectly. It seemed to disregard the rest of the file name and just try to find a directory named 'urban'. Yes, on lxpup upon opening a terminal inside folder that i stored game in(in this case urban terror) the file had spaces in it and bash seemed to think 'urban' was a directory as there was a space right after the word 'urban'. Did it happen with every game, or only with that package?

RazZziel the game didn't run because of spaces in the filename? o_O that's new. Which game is it? Mari0? Could you paste me the the game didn't run because of spaces in the filename? o_O that's new. I'll try to port the packaging scripts to some older Debian or Ubuntu, in order to try to improve the compatibility. I'm adding in the errors I'm finding as I test the games on more systems, but I've yet not found any error on that is probably because I'm packing the games on ArchLinux, which is usually too bleeding edge. I'd appreciate any feedback, bug reports and suggestions in order to make this stuff could you please tell me which library is not being found? The game runs fine on my ArchLinux and on a Ubuntu LiveCD. The games are indeed supposed to be standalone, and not have any dependency, but I hardly can find the time to test the packages on more than three distros, so things may not work for everyone. I'm sorry to hear the games are not working on your system.