(03-15-2021, 05:34 AM)eugenr Wrote: I'm trying to run OpenTTD on mobian pinephone and it doesn't work. I see that error above when starting it from the terminal. Trying to set a resolution manually with the -r flag didn't helped.

However if I run it with:

Code:

$ openttd -v dedicated

then I have no errors but no picture/window, only music playing. I tried also to start it in fullscreen by changing the opentdd.cfg file. Nothing new happened.

Does anybody succeed in running this game? How?

Thanks,
  Eugen

(03-15-2021, 09:47 AM)tmschmitz Wrote: https://github.com/OpenTTD/OpenTTD/issues/8029

(03-15-2021, 05:34 AM)eugenr Wrote: I'm trying to run OpenTTD on mobian pinephone and it doesn't work. I see that error above when starting it from the terminal. Trying to set a resolution manually with the -r flag didn't helped.

However if I run it with:

Code:

$ openttd -v dedicated

then I have no errors but no picture/window, only music playing. I tried also to start it in fullscreen by changing the opentdd.cfg file. Nothing new happened.

Does anybody succeed in running this game? How?

Thanks,
  Eugen

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