Installation instructions
This page explains how to setup Ludo as a program on various supported operating systems.
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This page explains how to setup Ludo as a program on various supported operating systems.
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Installing Ludo on Windows should be easy.
Download the latest stable release from our web site or from Github
Unzip the archive somewhere on your hard drive
Create a shortcut for ludo.exe if needed
Launch ludo.exe
On first launch, Windows will ask you if you really want to launch an executable you downloaded from Internet. Just click Open Anyway.
Portable mode on USB drives is not supported. Ludo will create files on under your main user directory in Windows.
Updating Ludo requires redoing all the steps above.
Installing Ludo on Mac OS X is also easy.
Download the latest stable release from our web site or from Github
Open the .dmg
file
Drag Ludo.app in your Applications folder
Find Ludo in your Applications and launch it
On first launch, OSX will ask you if you really want to open an app from internet, just click Open Anyway.
Updating Ludo require redoing all the steps above.
There are many ways to install Ludo on Linux, depending on the Linux distribution and the preferred method.
Uncompress the .tar.gz
somewhere
Double click on ludo
If Ludo doesn't launch, you might need to install the OpenAL library on your Linux.
Updating Ludo requires redoing all the steps above.
Third party contributors maintain packages of Ludo for the major Linux distributions. These package managers will install all the required dependencies for you and take care of updates.
On Arch Linux or derivatives, use the AUR packages:
On Debian, Raspbian or Ubuntu, use the .deb
packages from the latest Github release:
This section assume you are using Raspbian.
Enable the experimental VC4 OpenGL support (Full KMS) in raspi-config.
Reboot
Uncompress the .tar.gz
somewhere
Double click on ludo
If Ludo doesn't launch, you might need to install the OpenAL library on your Linux.
Updating Ludo requires redoing all the steps above.
Download the latest stable release from our web site or from Github
You can use the snap package here
There is a flatpak repository here, but the package doesn't seem published yet
Download the latest stable release from our web site or from Github