Okay, an update.
As previously stated,
gzdoom_legacy-3.8.1 works nicely in Xenialpup64.
I also have
gzdoom_legacy-3.5.1 running sweetly in Tahrpup 6.0.6.
But try as I might, even the oldest GZDoom 'legacy' package will
not run in Precise 5.7.1. The OpenGL implementation in Precise is simply
too old for it. However, the final legacy release of the olderZDoom-2.8.1
will run; perhaps not that smoothly, though when I tried that one I hadn't yet figured out the controls.
In GZDoom, I would
never have guessed that 'Ctrl' was the 'Fire' button! I was trying 'Enter', 'Space', any number of the alphanumerics.....but trying 'Ctrl' didn't enter into my head... It's also pretty neat that you can move around simply by means of moving the mouse; nice one! I was expecting to have to do everything by means of the keyboard buttons....
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Makoto, I've built you a .pet package of the older ZDoom-2.8.1 for Precise. I
know it's not what you wanted, but it does run. It also insisted on
libSDL2.....this was its first complaint in Precise, followed by the bitching about OpenGL when trying the newer versions. If the .pet won't install for you, then we'll try an SFS package.
If you're interested, you can find it here, at my Google Drive:-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bvYUGC ... sp=sharing
I've also taken all five of the WAD files (from the link bigpup provided) - Doom 1, Doom 2, Doom 3, Plutonia & Tnt - and made them up into an archive, here:-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DoJiEj ... sp=sharing
(I'm assuming you
know where these need to go...)
Entirely up to you, of course... Help yourself to what you want.
(Curiously, I, too, found that some of these .deb files won't install. I've discovered this often means that they're what package managers consider to be 'malformed'.....which is why they turn their noses up at 'em.)
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EDIT:- ZDoom 2.8.1 also working well in Slacko 560. It would appear that Puppies of this vintage (2013-ish) don't employ sufficiently new enough versions of OpenGL to be able to run even the older 'legacy' versions of GZDoom, unfortunately.)
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EDIT 2:- The Doom 3 WAD file from bigpup's link may be 'problematic'. I've tried it in a couple of the Pups I've installed Doom in so far, and in both cases it insists there's a 'symbol_lookup_error', so......that one may not be usable. Haven't yet tried the others (Plutonia, Tnt, etc.))
Mike.