* A POSIX-compliant version of make (GNU make will do)
* A reasonably good SYSV derived curses library (ncurses is best)
+For Unicode support by way of UTF-8, libncursesw is required. Unicode
+support can be disabled in the Makefile by commenting out this line:
+ USE_UTF8 ?= yes
+
For sound support, a few more things are necessary:
* libao (1.1.0 or higher)
* libmodplug (0.8.8.4 or higher)
Platform-specific issues ||
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+Unicode character support:
+Currently, only libncursesw is known to fully provide Unicode support by
+way of UTF-8 character encoding. At the moment, it's not clear if BSD
+curses does the job all the way.
+
Linux: No apparent problems.
[Net|Open|Free]BSD: If you have NetBSD 1.6.x or later, you can use the