David Chmelik
2019-03-04 04:17:58 UTC
How hard would it be to update final versions of Hack and Super Rogue to
use arrow-key & number-pad movement when compiled on modern POSIX-based
OSes? I tried updating Super Rogue on a GNU/Linux (and maybe a classic
*BSD) to do that but the pure terminal behaved kind of strangely so most
number-pad keys (with lock off) didn't (only some did) do what they were
supposed to do. It'd be fun to see these old games be easily playable
(letter-key movement is just horrible/confusing) since Hack might be
easier than newer NetHack and Super Rogue was reportedly easier than
Rogue.
use arrow-key & number-pad movement when compiled on modern POSIX-based
OSes? I tried updating Super Rogue on a GNU/Linux (and maybe a classic
*BSD) to do that but the pure terminal behaved kind of strangely so most
number-pad keys (with lock off) didn't (only some did) do what they were
supposed to do. It'd be fun to see these old games be easily playable
(letter-key movement is just horrible/confusing) since Hack might be
easier than newer NetHack and Super Rogue was reportedly easier than
Rogue.