This page is dedicated to the GGI project.
You'll find more info about it at the GGI homepage.

Updates

2000-10-15

XGGI version 1.6.2 released.

2000-07-22

DVD-player for LibGGI available here.

1999-05-24

Linux libc5 version of XGGI 1.6.1 available.

1999-05-22

Frodo, ggisyna and Heretic/Doom-driver updated for current LibGGI.

1999-05-17

LibGGI 2.0beta2.1 released.

1999-05-16

XGGI version 1.6.1 released.

1999-04-01

XGGI version 1.6.0 released - now with multihead support!

1999-04-01

LibGGI 2.0beta2 released.

1999-02-09

Made my LinuxHeretic/LinuxDoom GGI driver available from this page.

1999-01-21

The fullsrc package of XGGI 1.5.2 is now available.

1999-01-20

Made an enhanced version of GGI Heretic.

My current GGI projects are:

• I hacked up a LibGGI output target for LiViD. See here for patches and info.

• I've written a GGI driver to be used with LinuxHeretic and LinuxDoom. You can get the current version of it here:
  Version 1.3: i_ggi.c (19k)
  

• I've done a quick-n-dirty port of the game Phorus to LibGGI.
  Get the diff against version 0.9alpha6 here: phorus-0.9a6-GGI.diff (29k)
  NOTE! Even though this code is likely to compile against current LibGGI it is not compliant with the API, and will not work on all targets.

• I'm the maintainer of the XGGI X server, which runs on LibGGI.

• I'm the maintainer of LibGGI's svgalib-wrapper. It now works very well with Linux Quake, but you need to have the wrapper and libggi compiled against the same libc as the Quake-binary. As more and more people (like me) are running Glibc2 and have compilers that generate Glibc2 binaries, I'm making a binary snapshot compiled against libc5 available here.
  This is the latest version (quite old by now): libggi+svgalibwrap-981006-libc5-bin.tar.gz

• As I have the development CVS tree lying around here I might as well let you browse it. But note that there is no guarantee that this is identical to the master repository at any time. It might be outdated, or it might contain things I'm currently working on.

• In order to do the win32 port of LibGGI I compiled mingw32 as a cross compiler for glibc2 Linux-systems. You'll find a binary package and more info on mingw32 here.

• Guess what, I've ported another emulator to GGI. ;) The victim this time is the C64 emulator Frodo by Christian Bauer. The diff also contains support for the new event-based Linux joystick driver and 16 bpp displays in X (The GGI port supports 8/15/16/24/32 bpp)

  You can get a diff against Frodo 4.1a here: FrodoV4.1a-GGI-990522.diff.gz (27k)
  (Sorry, no binaries as redistribution of derivate works is not allowed...)

• I've ported MasterGear 1.0 to GGI. This port also features Linux joystick support and support for 8/15/16/24/32 bpp displays (24bpp is somewhat broken though).
  NOTE! This MasterGear port may not work with current LibGGI. I'll update it when I have the time.

  You'll need either the MasterGear 1.0 source and my patch (16kB)
  Or you can get the glibc2 Linux binary (35kB)

• I have ported synaesthesia 1.2 to GGI.
  The port is called ggisyna and the current version is 0.10

  You can get ggisyna from here:
  A glibc2 Linux binary : ggisyna-0.10.gz (15kB)
  The source: ggisyna-0.10.tar.gz (22kB)
  

  The original program was written by Paul Harrison and is available from ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/sound/lightshow/synaesthesia-1.2.tar.gz.

• I'm the maintainer of the Digital Unix LibGGI port which is included in the standard LibGGI source tree, available from ftp://ftp.ggi-project.org/pub/ggi/.

Marcus Sundberg, mackan@stacken.kth.se