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If you would like to use the minimal JRE, just download this 21MB zip and extract it into the DBGL folder.

Allow for a portable, minimal Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installation in the jre/ folder (Windows only).Next, edit ~/.local/share/dbgl/nf and change the line endpoint= to Mkdir ~/.local/share/dbgl mv ~/.dbgl/* ~/.local/share/dbgl Manually move existing data to DBGL's new default data location like so: Next, edit ~/Library/dbgl/nf and change the line endpoint= to Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/nf ~/Library/dbgl Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/xsl /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/export /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/captures /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/templates Mkdir ~/Library/dbgl mv /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/db /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/dosroot /Applications/DBGL.app/Contents/MacOS/profiles

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Next, edit nf and change the line endpoint= toįinally, update to the latest version using the general instructions above.įirst update to 0.92 using the general instructions above. Download the latest version and overwrite all existing DBGL files with the ones from the tar.gz archive.įirst update to 0.92 using the general instructions above. Then download the latest version, open this dmg and drag DBGL.app to your Apps folder.Ĭlose down DBGL. Drag the existing DBGL App into the trashcan. jar files from the lib/ directory that are not present in the newly downloaded archive.Ĭlose down DBGL. Download the latest version and overwrite all existing DBGL files with the ones from the zip archive.

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Over the course of a multi-mission campaign you must first establish a base before attempting to overthrow the rival houses and take control of Arrakis and its Spice reserves, leading to one of three endings depending on the house you chose.

The final house, Ordos, favours stealth, saboteurs and chemical weapons. House Atreides favours guerrilla warfare and allies itself with the Freman, natives of Arrakis, while House Harkonnen uses its wealth to field armies of huge battle tanks. These are then spent on building units to aid you in your conquest, and “he who controls the spice controls the universe”.Įach of the houses has a distinct personality which is reflected by the units under their command. Harvesting spice from the sand dunes allows it to be refined and converted into credits. Although Herzog Zwei predated it by several years, Dune II set a benchmark for RTS games that would become the norm for decades.Īs a player you get to choose one of three houses and battle for control of the planet Arrakis, the only place in the universe where the mystical substance called spice is to be found. Noticeably different from the adventure-strategy format of rival game Dune, (also released by publisher Virgin Games in the same year), Westwood’s Dune II is widely considered the father of real-time strategy games.

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