I am working on an AppImage.
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sudo apt-get install libtool libdb4.6-dev libsdl-dev libx11-dev bison
wget http://github.com/ctm/syn68k/tarball/master
tar xfvz ctm-syn68k*
cd ctm-syn68*
./autogen.sh
CC='gcc -m32' ./configure --build=i686-pc-linux-gnu --host=i686-pc-linux-gnu
make
sudo make install
cd -
wget http://github.com/ctm/executor/tarball/master
tar xfvz ctm-executor*
cd ctm-executor*/src
autoreconf --install
cd ..
mkdir build
cd build
../src/configure --with-sound=sdl
make
make install
Some help:
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ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ executor -help -nobrowser
welcome to the executor help message.
usage: `executor [option...] [program [document1 document2 ...]]'
common:
-sticky sticky menus
-pceditkeys have Delete key delete one character forward
-nobrowser don't run Browser
-bpp default screen depth
-size default screen size
-debug enable certain debugging output and consistency checks.
This is primarily used by ARDI developers, but we are
making it available during the pre-beta period to
expert users. The next argument must be a list of
comma-separated words describing which debug options
you want enabled. You can abbreviate the debug options
as long as the abbreviation is unambiguous. Here is a
list of the options (some of which will may do
nothing): "all" enables all debugging options, "fslog"
enables filesystem call logging, "memcheck" enables
heap consistency checking (slow!), "textcheck" enables
text record consistency checking (slow!), "trace"
enables miscellaneous trace information, "sound"
enables miscellaneous sound logging information,
"trapfailure" enables warnings when traps return error
codes, "errno" enables some C library-related warnings,
"unexpected" enables warnings for unexpected events,
"unimplemented" enables warnings for unimplemented
traps. Example: "executor -debug unimp,trace"
-nodiskcache disable internal disk cache.
-nosound disable any sound hardware
-info print information about your system
-ramlog log debugging information to RAM; alt-shift-7 dumps the
accrued error log out via the normal mechanism.
-nodrivesearch Do not look for a floppy drive, CD-ROM drive or any
other drive except as specified by the MacVolumes
environment variable
-keyboards list available keyboard mappings
-keyboard choose a specific keyboard map
-print tell program to print file; not useful unless you also
specify a program to run and one or more documents to
print.
-nodotfiles do not display filenames that begin with dot
-noautorefresh turns off automatic detection of programs that bypass
QuickDraw.
-refresh handle programs that bypass QuickDraw, at a performance
penalty. Follow -refresh with an number indicating how
many 60ths of a second to wait between each screen
refresh, e.g. "executor -refresh 10".
-help print this help message
-version print the Executor version
-memory specify the total memory you want reserved for use by
the programs run under Executor and for Executor's
internal system software. For example, "executor
-memory 5.5M" would make five and a half megabytes
available to the virtual machine. Executor will
require extra memory above and beyond this amount for
other uses.
-applzone specify the memory to allocate for the application
being run, e.g. "executor -applzone 4M" would make four
megabytes of RAM available to the application.
"applzone" stands for "application zone".
-stack like -applzone, but specifies the amount of stack
memory to allocate.
-syszone like -applzone, but specifies the amount of memory to
make available to Executor's internal system software.
-napplzones debugging flag, specifies the number of applzones to
use
-system specify the system version that executor reports to
applications
-notnative don't use native code in syn68k
-grayscale specify that executor should run in grayscale mode even
if it is capable of color.
-netatalk use netatalk naming conventions for AppleDouble files
-afpd use afpd conventions for AppleDouble files (implies
-netatalk)
-cities Don't use Helvetica for Geneva, Courier for Monaco and
Times for New York when generating PostScript
-prvers specify the printer version that executor reports to
applications
-prres specify an additional resolution available for
printing, e.g. "executor -prres 600x600" will make
600dpi resolution available in addition to the standard
72dpi. Not all apps will be able to use this
additional resolution.
-fullscreen try to run in full-screen mode
-hwsurface UNSUPPORTED
-sdlaudio specify the audio driver to attempt to use first, e.g.
"executor -sdlaudio esd" will tell Executor to use
esound, the Enlightened Sound Daemon instead of
/dev/dsp.
-scancodes different form of key mapping (may be useful in
conjunction with -keyboard)
-desperate run in "desperation mode". This will cause Executor to
use as few system features as possible, which is handy
for troubleshooting if Executor is having serious
problems with your system.
-appearance (mac or windows) specify the appearance of windows and
menus. For example "executor -appearance windows" will
make each window have a blue title bar
-hfsplusro unsupported -- do not use
