Code:

kraxor@localhost ~/Temp/PokerTH-0.6.2-src $ ./pokerth /home/kraxor/Temp/PokerTH-0.6.2-src/data/

I belive that's correct, isn't it?

Yes. Thats perfect. But i dont really know what can be the problem. Maybe the images are left? Can you please take a look into: "pokerth/data/gfx/gui/table/default". Can you find the file table.png there?

Code:

$ file data/gfx/gui/table/default/table.png data/gfx/gui/table/default/table.png: PNG image data, 1980 x 1200, 8-bit colormap, non-interlaced

So yes, it is there, and is a valid PNG image. I don't think the problem is not finding something. Perhaps some libraries are missing from my system that are not checked anywhere but used. Again, I tried installing PokerTH using portage (that is the package management system for Gentoo Linux - it checks for dependencies, downloads the source from a server and compiles it), the results were the same. However, the 2 binaries actually differ, one of them is 2.8 MB, the other is 2.9 MB. Still none of them is able to display images correctly. Anyway, it would be nice of you if you made a pre-compiled 64-bit release of the game available for download. It shouldn't be a hard thing to do (for example, sourceforge provides some nice servers at their compile farm), but 64-bit users would find it rather useful. Please, if you have any idea how I could make this awesome game work on my system, tell me as I would really love to spend hours playing! I love PokerTH!

I don't know if it's relevant, but I tried running PokerTH built for Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy. After fixing some missing libraries (more specifically libboost_filesystems* and libboost_threads*) I've got this error:

Code:

$ ./pokerth ./pokerth: /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8: no version information available (required by ./pokerth) ./pokerth: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/4.1.2/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.9' not found (required by ./pokerth)

Now is that possible that I use a compiler that is for some reason not supported by PokerTH? Or can you just think of any version-related errors? I'm starting to give up... The easiest way for me to play is to use wine and run the Microsoft Windows (trademarks everywhere) executable. Come on... It can't turn out that winblows wins after all...

The last static build was done with gcc-4.2. Now we changed to gcc-4.3 on linux.

Sorry but there is no way for me to build a pre-compiled 64bit release at the moment. May be you like to try that? So we can offer it here for all other 64bit users.

Sure, as soon as I manage to compile the game I will send it to you some way if you're interested.