No. First, in all Mac Versions, developers provide 64-bit libraries. Second, it's easy to build libraries with RenPy SDK. In fact, somewhere on F95 some guy provided bash script which makes libs and binaries for all Unix-like systems (Linux, Mac0S, *BSDs etc...)Waaait a minute...! Does it mean that there is the possibility that MacOS Catalina user might not be able to play their favorite adult Ren'Py game in the future?
Ubuntu removes support for i386 architecture as well with 19.10.
"We will be working to polish the 32-bit support story over the course of the 19.10 development cycle."
Well, it's easier for them. First, there will be unofficial 32bit version of Ubuntu after that, I am sure almost 90%. Ubuntu is fork of Debian, there will be development version of Debian (that's basis, from which every new version of Ubuntu is being developed). Second, Linux is developing multi architectural libraries for few years. Full support is still not achieved, but in year or two there will be so, in theory 32 bit applications will be run at 64 bit systems."We will be working to polish the 32-bit support story over the course of the 19.10 development cycle."
Apple's 32-bit support story is "it's ended".
I plan to update the Mac version to the latest unrpyc, but I wanted to wait until Sam updated the Windows version first. I don't want to diverge too much.
Understood.
I'm not happy with how unrpyc and rpatool are stored. I think for the next version I'll zip it up as a folder, with the scripts as files instead of having the base64 encoded scripts in the shell script. That will make it easy for someone to replace the version I use with different versions.
It's also convenient on Linux, since not all distributions come with Python installed by default. But that's probably not the only reason. Ren'py use pickle to everything, including writing/reading the rpyc files, and the 2.x and 3.x version aren't directly compatible. There's workaround, but it's always better to have direct compatibility than forcing the said compatibility.
When he started the version 7.x, pyTom said that he'll works on the 8.x in the same time, making of the 8.x the port to Python 3.x. But there's probably still a long times before we see the first 8.x.
I second that. Especially for rpatool, since there's authors who love to mess with the rpa file. It would make it easier for players to occasionally use an alternate version.
You need to double click unren, then drag the app or paste the path into the shell window. Then select the option to enable the console.
lol.. no surprise, you are doing it wrong.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots. As a German fella you should understand what is written in my screenshots.Okay, good sign in the end. You mean with folder location, the path which is shown in the properties menu right?
like: /home/..../Dokumente/Games/F95//BeingADIK-0.3.1-pc ... ? its really not working with my computer .. iḿ like really a pc noob. just installed linux because microsoft is a shitty company
