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Hey there, I tried to used your game on debian bullseye and I’m stuck there :

checking if (tsukundere) is available… no configure: error: required guile module not found: (tsukundere)

Any idea how to go forward ?

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If you got to this point, I'm pretty sure you already have guile-3.0-dev (if not, simply install it from apt, the version in debian bullseye ought to work fine), so let's continue from there.

First you need to get Guile-SDL2 0.5.0, run the good ol' configure, make, install. Next, do the same for Tsukundere with any release from the 0.2.x branch (ye old 0.2.3 has gathered some dust, but ought to work). Finally, rerun ./configure and you should find it :)

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Got it ! Weird I couldn’t find any hit on tsukundere on a websearch ^^’

There it is for the others debian (and derivate) fellow users :

sudo apt install libsdl2-dev guile-3.0-dev

cd /tmp
wget https://files.dthompson.us/guile-sdl2/guile-sdl2-0.5.0.tar.gz
tar xvf guile-sdl2-0.5.0.tar.gz
cd guile-sdl2-0.5.0
./configure
make
sudo make install

cd /tmp
wget https://gitlab.com/lilyp/tsukundere/-/archive/0.4.x/tsukundere-0.4.x.tar.gz
tar xvf tsukundere-0.4.x.tar.gz
cd tsukundere-0.4.x
autoreconf -vif
./configure

… Oh noooooooooes ! T_T

configure: error: required guile module not found: (sdl2)

I felt like the “make install” for sdl2 worked though, no error was triggered °0°

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An interesting error indeed – if I recall correctly, it should fail a little later, particularly for (sdl2 hints) – but you're trying to build 0.4.x instead of 0.2.x ;)

Also, not that it matters too much, but the "x" tarballs correspond to the head of their branches, which are a little more volatile than the releases where x is a number.

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I just tried 0.2.x, I ended up with the same error :(

wget https://gitlab.com/lilyp/tsukundere/-/archive/0.2.x/tsukundere-0.2.x.tar.gz
tar xvf tsukundere-0.2.x.tar.gz
cd tsukundere-0.2.x/
autoreconf -vif
./configure

checking build system type… x86_64-pc-linux-gnu checking host system type… x86_64-pc-linux-gnu checking for a BSD-compatible install… /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane… yes checking for a thread-safe mkdir -p… /usr/bin/mkdir -p checking for gawk… no checking for mawk… mawk checking whether make sets $(MAKE)… yes checking whether make supports nested variables… yes checking for guile… /usr/bin/guile checking for pkg-config… /usr/bin/pkg-config checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0… yes configure: checking for guile 3.0 configure: found guile 3.0 checking for guile-3.0… (cached) /usr/bin/guile checking for Guile version >= 3.0… 3.0.5 checking for guild… /usr/bin/guild checking for guile-config… /usr/bin/guile-config checking if (sdl2) is available… no configure: error: required guile module not found: (sdl2)

I don’t know if you have time/energy to deal with my problem, but if you have any thing you want me to try or to post complete logs, no probs.

Yuri stories are hard to come by sometimes ! :p

It's probably something very stupid.

Have you checked your $GUILE_LOAD_PATH? It should be something like "/usr/local/share/guile/site/3.0:/usr/share/guile/site/3.0" – chances are that the first entry is missing.

hello :) is there another version than linux version?

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Hi.  Actually, the Downloads contain only the source code, so calling that a "Linux version" is a bit of a stretch by most Linux distributions as well ^^"

In theory, the novel should run on any machine you can get Guile-SDL2 (and subsequently Tsukundere) to run.  At the moment, the platforms on which this is known to succeed are Debian Testing i386 and amd64, Ubuntu Focal amd64 and GNU Guix x86_64¹.

Since you are querying for a version other than Linux, I assume you are little interested in Fedora or Arch, which are hitherto untested Linux distros.  I will also assume you're not running *BSD, the Hurd or any other OS with a comparatively minor market share, as you would have specified so in that case.  Which leaves us with the giants Microsoft and Apple.

For Microsoft "Win"dows, there are currently only some failure reports from which all I can deduce  is that existing guides need to be taken with a grain of salt.  Stuff you can try include MinGW, Cygwin, WSL, virtual machines and upgrading to Linux.

For the Apple OS, Homebrew should give you both a working Guile and SDL2 package², so you should be able to build Guile-SDL2 from that.  Only problem might be locating the shared library IIUC.

¹ This is equal to amd64 on Debian-based distros.  i386 probably works as well, but I only have my own machine plus the unknown thing CI builds on.

² I have not verified that it actually does.  Please don't hate me, Apple fanboys.

Hi :) sorry if calling this Linux is the wrong calling for it , i'm not good with computers stuff ..i just assumed it was Linux , i was not expecting such a long answer , thanks for taking the time to reply . thought i don't understand all that you are speaking about computers.. i'm sorry.

i'm just using windows

anyway it looks great from the pics :)