Downloads
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Source Code
Download from SourceForge (you need both files):
If you have trouble with those links, try these mirror sites (note
that mirrors may not yet have the latest version):
Installation instructions are contained in the
manual.
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Under Linux, we recommend compiling Tux Racer from source. However, you
may already use a distribution that includes Tux Racer binaries,
so check to see if your distribution includes Tux Racer packages.
Linux Binaries
RPMs
We have chosen not to provide RPM packages for Tux Racer at this time, due
to the significant variation among distributions which use the RPM format.
Some RPM-based distributions (Mandrake and Connectiva Linux, for example)
already include Tux Racer packages; we suggest you use them if they are
available.
Debian Packages (DEBs)
Tux Racer is now included in the woody branch of Debian GNU/Linux.
If you are using unstable (woody), just run "apt-get install tuxracer"
and the correct packages (and their dependencies) for your architecture
will be installed.
Packages for Debian 2.2 (potato) are in preparation. In the meantime
you can compile them yourself using tuxracer* from
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/unstable/main/source/games/.
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Windows Binaries
Download from SourceForge or a mirror site (note that mirrors may not yet have the latest version):
Installation instructions are contained in the
manual.
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Other Platforms
This section contains Tux Racer ports that have been created by
others. These ports are untested and unsupported by Sunspire
Studios; if you have problems with them please contact the creator
of the port or the tuxracer-main mailing list.
Macintosh
Darrell Walisser has ported Tux Racer to the Macintosh. It's available
here:
Please see the README file for known problems with this port.
Mac OS X
Matt Majka has ported Tux Racer 0.61
to Mac OS X. It's available here:
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