Download Raspberry Pi game?
Hi, I'm new to this topic and would like to know how to install the game Supertuxkart on my Raspberry Pi. I know it's possible because this website ( https://botland.de/blog/ranking-der-besten-3d-spiele-fuer-raspberry-pi/ ) recommends the game, but I don't know how to get it onto my Raspberry Pi. Can someone please explain this to me?
LGSchatten007
Starting from Raspberry Pi OS
You open a terminal and type:
Then press Enter and type your password.
Then Supertuxkart should be found in the start menu.
Declaration of the concept
Linux uses so-called Package management. That is, there is a System that takes care of software and updates. For this, there is (per distribution) a so-called repository by software. For Raspberry Pi OS, the Advanced Packaging Tool is called “apt”.
Explanation of the command
All right. sudo use where it is necessary!
Thank you very much for the detailed answer. I don’t know why but I still had to install snapd and core before somehow but thank you
Did you install Ubuntu as an operating system?
Very much. Have fun.
Yes found many thanks for your help
Then Snap doesn’t make sense. I have Debian stable, which has the same base as Raspberry Pi OS and I don’t need a snap. But good 🤷
The bladder I would have liked to know more…😰
Try to press “Alt+F2” and get supertuxkart there. Alternatively, tap into the terminal.
I do not know Raspberry Pi OS surface very well, can be that it takes a moment until it is listed there.
“supertuxkart 1.3 from blablablka installed”. This would have to appear under the category games, but what can I do about it?
This is via Snap Store. Enter the following in the terminal:
When the restart is finished, enter the following in the terminal:
Now supertuxkart is installed. This can then be started in the terminal with the following command:
If you have a Raspberry Pi OS installed, this is quite simple because supertuxkart is present in the package sources. Open the terminal and enter the following:
Before looking for any obscure websites, always look into the package sources.