

The SAPI5 speech sdk that gets installed includes the voices Mary, Mike, and Sam. When a game that outputs speech is installed, it uses SAPI5. After being added, you can obtain your own copy of the source with the following command: git clone If you are a Patron and would like access to the source, please let me know on the Stormux email list. Patrons have full access to the source of the program as well as several convenience scripts that help select voices and keep gaames up to date among other things. For example, you can place the program in /usr/bin by doing the following: sudo mv audiogame-manager /usr/bin/ If you want to be able to launch the program from anywhere, simply move it to somewhere in your executable path. Make the file executable with the following command: chmod +x audiogame-managerĪudiogame-manager can tell you, in a general way, if things are set up correctly. Here is an example line from the file: super-liam|c:\Program Files\lWorks\Super Liam\sl.exe|Super Liam This is useful if you have installed something by hand but want to use the launcher to start it. The layout of the file is wine prefix, (also called wine bottle), followed by a vertical bar, Windows based path, vertical bar, menu name.

It saves its settings in the following path: ~/.config/storm-games/audiogame-manager/nf You can launch installed games by just running audiogame-manager. To install some games, run the audiogame-manager program with the -i flag. In Arch Linux, enable the multilib repositories.įor more complete instructions on setting it up for your distribution, check the Install Audiogame manager Wiki. Wine installed with it 32 bit dependancies.
WINE MONO FOR INSTALLER FOR MAC MAC OS
Also tested on Mac OS Catalina or Big Sur. In order to use the program, you will need at minimum the following: This program makes it possible to play Windows based audio games in Linux.
