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How do i in stall this on ubuntu without using WINE

Exactly how you do it on Windows. :)

Wrong forum, sir.

^ How? :o I think this fits fine.

Ahh My bad– Thought you were just asking how to install Ubuntu XD - I believe, compile from source may work but I have not attempted - Ask Wizzup

I did it by doing the same thing the Raymond says. :p I really just followed what he said on his guide and used svn checkout instead of the tortoise GUI.

Are you on 32 bit or on 64 bit? I have binaries ready, and you'll just have to perform a checkout on the Simba source and then download the binary to that folder. Mind you however, that the interpreter still doesn't work properly.

im on 32bit , can u make a .deb package :)

The interpreter is borked so you cant do much in linux atm…>.>

I dont think we have a deb package for simba O.o

Simba runs fine in Wine for me (Ubu 9.04). Just sayin'.

yeh lol but then i have to get Windows version of Java..

I have never made a .deb package before, but I can guarantee you that on the interpreter actually works, I will make a .deb package.

I'll see if I can boot into my 32 bit system today to make a binary for you.

Thank you very much Wizzup! Im hoping that Simba will revolutionize blotting

From: SubiN
Thank you very much Wizzup! Im hoping that Simba will revolutionize blotting

Oof, I meant to say there: If I can guarantee that the interpreter actually works. **
So what we are trying to say is that Simba on Linux natively is of no use for botting. As soon as you pass an array to a Simba function, the entire program will stop/crash.

Nevertheless, I'll compile a 32 bit bin now.

Er… I'll have to set up a 32 bit system again. Won't take too much time but I can only do it after friday. :)

From: Wizzup?
Er… I'll have to set up a 32 bit system again. Won't take too much time but I can only do it after friday. :)

Just do a quick Ubuntu VM? :P

/me never compiled Simba before, don't know if it's that easy..

I put the latest one online. http://simba.villavu.com/bin/Linux/x86/Stable/
See my previous instructions. (Make sure it is in it's own folder.)
Mind you, it really won't work well. (The interpreter parts anyway)