yeah something is sertinly wrong then but i cant say what

Hi. My keyboard is set to American English and this happens when I launch monkey business, alien outback, and ESP pinball extreme.

Hi.

Tried running crazy party, and the exact same thing happened. I think it has something to do with wine 8.8.

I have the games working on Wine 8.8/8.9 so I'm not sure if it is WINE, from what we were going over on Discord, it's more than likely the lib32 things failing to install, we were going over the wiki page but ran into a problem with cutting out the check functionstol

also, try to ocr the wine window that appears. I think the problem is that it wants to install mono or something like that, but for that it opens an inaccessible probably windows native window.

Hi. So, I installed Linux mint on my laptop and the games works fine. However, exiting the game doesn’t get rid of the wine window. I lose all speech as soon as I exit the game. Can someone please help? Looking at the screen with Seeing AI say something about Errors, and not able to find certain things, couldn’t make sense of it.

Important for people using the testing branch of AGM, if you have STW or Christmas Chaos installed, the launcher and Tolk.dll have changed. Make sure to remove the old Tolk.dll from your cache:

rm -f ~/.cache/audiogame-manager/Tolk.dll

You can download the latest version manually, or reinstall those games. If you want to download and replace the existing, grab the new one from https://stormgames.wolfe.casa/downloads/Tolk.dll and replace the following files with the newly downloaded version:

~/.local/wine/survive-the-wild/drive_c/Program Files/Survive the Wild/lib/Tolk.dll

~//.local/wine/christmas-chaos/drive_c/Program Files/ChristmasChaos/Tolk.dll

Also, if you happen to experience any problems or crashes, please let us know here so the developer will learn of them. My tests thus far have gone really well.

Hi. I was just wondering, how do I upgrade my version of wine? I am using wine stable which is version six. It seems to be all the games. Is there a possibility to add the option to install the games from local files, like what you do with the games that require purchasing? This would prevent links from being broken.

I want to start this post by saying this is a really cool project. The number of moving pieces you've put together here is seriously impressive, and watching the entire audiogaming landscape for Linux change because of this project has been a sight to behold (pun intended).
With that said, I'm running into an error that has me stumped, and am hoping somebody will be able to point me to a solution.
I've been trying AGM out on my Debian/Mate system on and off for a few months, but none of the games I run are displaying windows that can gain focus. This occurred in both Wine 5.3.3 (Bullseye) and 8.0 (Bookworm/current). Once I realized Bullseye was only running 5.3, I wanted to wait for the release of Bookworm before actually bringing something up as a possible issue.
In short, everything is working great, accept for the part where the games should display a focusable window. Whether I run AGM in a terminal or via a desktop shortcut the result is the same: the game runs, but can't be alt-tabbed to or accessed in any other way (that I've found).

Some research pointed me to this:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/question … t-by-defau
which suggested using xdotool to first locate the window (xdotool search --name *) and then activate it using the id returned by search.
I've been using Paladin of the Sky for my testing because (a) it has music to tell me if the application is running, and (b) I can listen to it for a while on repeat without going nuts, so my commands look like:
find the id:
$xdotool search --name of
46137345
verify it's the right one:
$xdotool getwindowname 46137345
Paladin of the sky
great, activate it:
$xdotool windowactivate 46137345
XGetWindowProperty[_NET_WM_DESKTOP] failed ((code=1))

I have also tried looking for the window using wmctrl, referred to by:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/21262/s … of-another
and no window is listed for Paladin.

This behavior is consistent across games: I use Paladin solely as an example for illustrative purposes.
Is anybody having a similar issue? Has anybody solved it?

@StormDragon:

This is a bit off topic, but whatever happened to the tintin soundpack for Alter Eon? I wanted to install this on Mac, but the link appears to be dead.

My system has only Intel integrated graphics which, as far as I can tell, are included in the package firmware-misc-nonfree, which is installed.
This does appear to be an issue with all programs running under wine: launching applications directly (without the use of Audiogame Manager) also results in their not having a reachable window.