And Yet It Moves is a really fun physics indie game which I purchased as part of a Humble Bundle in 2011. The following is a short guide to installing it on XBMCbuntu Eden, for instructions on installing it on XBMCLive Dharma check out my old guide here.
First you need to download the .deb file for And Yet It Moves, once you have the .deb file you need to copy it to the home folder of your XBMCLive installation. For instructions on this follow my guide "Copy files to XBMC with Filezilla"
Then open a terminal or SSH into your XBMCbuntu box and run the following commands:
sudo apt-get install libtheora0 libopenal1 libsdl-image1.2
sudo dpkg -i andyetitmoves_1.2.2-1_i386.deb
mkdir scripts
cd scripts
nano andyetitmoves.sh
Now copy in the following text(it's ctrl + shift + v to paste at the terminal)
#!/bin/bash
openbox &
/usr/games/AndYetItMoves
killall -9 openbox
and save the file(ctrl + x and then y to confirm)
chmod +x andyetitmoves.sh
Now you need to use "Advanced Launcher" addon to create a shortcut to start Osmos from within XBMC. Simply create a new launcher and point it as the osmos.sh file you created above(should be /home/xbmc/scripts/andyetitmoves.sh)
The first time you run the game you will probably want to go to options and set it to use fullscreen mode.
and that's it, have fun!
First you need to download the .deb file for And Yet It Moves, once you have the .deb file you need to copy it to the home folder of your XBMCLive installation. For instructions on this follow my guide "Copy files to XBMC with Filezilla"
Then open a terminal or SSH into your XBMCbuntu box and run the following commands:
sudo apt-get install libtheora0 libopenal1 libsdl-image1.2
sudo dpkg -i andyetitmoves_1.2.2-1_i386.deb
mkdir scripts
cd scripts
nano andyetitmoves.sh
Now copy in the following text(it's ctrl + shift + v to paste at the terminal)
#!/bin/bash
openbox &
/usr/games/AndYetItMoves
killall -9 openbox
and save the file(ctrl + x and then y to confirm)
chmod +x andyetitmoves.sh
Now you need to use "Advanced Launcher" addon to create a shortcut to start Osmos from within XBMC. Simply create a new launcher and point it as the osmos.sh file you created above(should be /home/xbmc/scripts/andyetitmoves.sh)
The first time you run the game you will probably want to go to options and set it to use fullscreen mode.
and that's it, have fun!
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