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URTrator
Chat on Matrix: #gitter_urtrator=2Flobby:matrix.org (Gitter bridge).
URTrator is a desktop application that should (eventually) replace Urban Terror's and IRC client interfaces for you, because they're pretty shitty :).
Disclaimer: This software isn't written nor supported (for now) by FrozenSand. All code is a community effort.
Right now it can:
- Obtaining list of Urban Terror servers from master server and updating information about them.
- Local caching of whole data (in SQLite3 database).
- Extended Urban Terror launching capabilities (e.g. launching game in another X session).
- Supporting of multiple profiles with multiple game versions. When you're launching Urban Terror URTrator will check profile you're trying to use and, if version incompatability found, will not launch the game.
- Favorites servers.
- Updating single server.
- Automatically update servers information.
- Showing information about servers (like in UrT Connector).
- Clipboard monitoring.
Planning:
- Friends searching.
- RCON console.
- Game updating (not from official servers yet, sorry).
- Pickup/matchmaking interfaces.
- All kinds of notifications.
- Extended profile editor, so every profile could have own configuration files, etc.
- ...maybe more :)
Installation
Precautions
Due to Go's GC bugs, it is required to use devel version of Go compiler!
Release
You don't need to install anything, thanks to Go's. URTrator executable contains everything we need. Just download approriate binary and launch it! :) The only thing is to make sure you have GTK2 and sqlite3 installed.
Distro-and-OS specific instructions
- MacOS
- Windows (to be written)
- Nixes: read below.
Development version
URTrator written in Go and GTK2, so you should have them installed.
Make sure your GOPATH variable is defined.
Then execute:
go get -d github.com/pztrn/urtrator
go install github.com/pztrn/urtrator
First command will get sources of URTrator and dependencies, second
command will build executable for you and place it in $GOROOT/bin.
Updating
go get will do initial repo clone for you, but flag -u is
required to get updated URTrator source. So, for updating sources
just issue:
go get -d -u github.com/pztrn/urtrator
Again, this will only update sources. To build executable you have to issue:
go install github.com/pztrn/urtrator
Important information
Translation
Feel free to ping me everywhere you can and ask for adding a language for translation, if not already added here.
Also, if you're testing (or using) URTrator from source tree with go run
you should also specify URTRATOR_BINDIR variable. This variable tells
URTrator where it sources is and from where translations should be taken.
GTK warnings in console
Many GTK warnings in console may appear while using URTrator. Unfortunately, they are out of control, because they are related to Go GTK+2 bindings and nothing can be done on URTrator side.
Why GTK+2?
Because GTK+3 going on "stable api nonsense" way. And also it have some troubles with integrating with current popular WM/DE (like XFCE4, Openbox, etc.). And also I already tired of that shitty Adwaita and Cantarella.
If you want to use GTK+3, well, you can write UI for yourself, Go bindings exist.