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3 years ago

Date For Linux :D


How to play?

1-Download Date.

2-Extract zip.

3-Go to the "bin" folder.

4-Set execute permissions if you don,t have them on the "Date" file: Right click>properties>permissions.

5-Open a terminal in the "bin" folder and run "./Date"

:D

Open from terminal

1-Move the Date folder to where you store your games

2-Copy the path of the Date file

3-Go to your user folder

4-Open the .bashrc file with a terminal text editor like nano or nvim

5-Go to the bottom of the file and write the following: alias game-date="cd /home/youuser/foldergames/DateForLinux/bin && ./Date"

6- Close terminal

7-Open a new terminal and execute the alias "game-date" (or the alias you have chosen)



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