[ SOLVED ] Doom Editing on Linux
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Theo
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[ SOLVED ] Doom Editing on Linux
Since SLADE3 no longer supports Linux/Unix natively, what programs shall be used instead?
Last edited by Theo on Wed Apr 22, 2026 3:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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phantombeta
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
Huh? What do you mean "no longer supports Linux natively"? I don't see anything saying that on the SLADE site, the forum thread here, or the Github repository.
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
The flatpak build got deleted.phantombeta wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2026 4:28 pm Huh? What do you mean "no longer supports Linux natively"? I don't see anything saying that on the SLADE site, the forum thread here, or the Github repository.
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
Recent releases of Slade have AppImage packages, try them.
To run an AppImage, do this in console, in the directory where you put the downloaded AppImage:
To run an AppImage, do this in console, in the directory where you put the downloaded AppImage:
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chmod a+x SLADE.AppImageCode: Select all
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
If you're OK with the command line and package manager, you can also get SLADE from DRDTeam; they build nightly builds from SLADE's GitHub and also offer a release repository.
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Theo
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
not workingm8f wrote: Tue Apr 07, 2026 7:46 pm Recent releases of Slade have AppImage packages, try them.
To run an AppImage, do this in console, in the directory where you put the downloaded AppImage:Code: Select all
chmod a+x SLADE.AppImageCode: Select all
./SLADE.AppImage
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
Yeah you know what may be helpful - Explain what you did. Just saying it doesn't work after previously saying SLADE isn't under Linux anymore (Which is blatantly false) doesn't help people who want to help. So please, what did you do?
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Theo
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
Heres what i mean by "not working"Redneckerz wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:34 pmYeah you know what may be helpful - Explain what you did. Just saying it doesn't work after previously saying SLADE isn't under Linux anymore (Which is blatantly false) doesn't help people who want to help. So please, what did you do?
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
You forgot to actually run it.Theo wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 4:23 pmHeres what i mean by "not working"
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
The first command in my post makes the downloaded file launchable. The second command launches it. Try the second command too.Theo wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 4:23 pm Heres what i mean by "not working"
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
It indicates you didn't press enter or any button combination that runs the command.Theo wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 4:23 pmHeres what i mean by "not working"Redneckerz wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:34 pmYeah you know what may be helpful - Explain what you did. Just saying it doesn't work after previously saying SLADE isn't under Linux anymore (Which is blatantly false) doesn't help people who want to help. So please, what did you do?
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
Assuming this is a fair shake, are you familiar with using these syntaxes? Because this tells me you have never used this before.
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Theo
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
Nope, never used chmod a+x beforeRedneckerz wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2026 10:45 amIt indicates you didn't press enter or any button combination that runs the command.Theo wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 4:23 pmHeres what i mean by "not working"Redneckerz wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 2:34 pm
Yeah you know what may be helpful - Explain what you did. Just saying it doesn't work after previously saying SLADE isn't under Linux anymore (Which is blatantly false) doesn't help people who want to help. So please, what did you do?
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
Assuming this is a fair shake, are you familiar with using these syntaxes? Because this tells me you have never used this before.
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Theo
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
All versions of GLIBC are missing in my system, how i download them?m8f wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2026 6:35 amThe first command in my post makes the downloaded file launchable. The second command launches it. Try the second command too.Theo wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2026 4:23 pm Heres what i mean by "not working"
https://imgur.com/gallery/didnt-worked-wUeORj4
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Redneckerz
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
So when you say not working, i have to translate that as I don't understand, got it.
And as for your question: You can quite literally Google this, and else, try wget.
Or don't use Linux for Doom editing.
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Re: Doom Editing on Linux
You don't download glibc, it is one of the base parts of your system. Your system's (ZorinOS 17.3) glibc is most likely too old for this AppImage. Updating to Zorin OS 18 might help.Theo wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2026 1:10 pm All versions of GLIBC are missing in my system, how i download them?