The gameplay is a first-person shooter in the traditions of Quake and the Half-Life series but with a totally new dynamic. Using the Source engine the game has upgraded combat mechanics that produce a unique shootout experience with a classic Old West feel. It is a stand-alone version of the Source combat series that can be simply downloaded and played. Gdb is installed by default in Ubuntu 16.04, but seems I can't get this command to work.Softonic review Free First-Person Wild West Shooter: An Alternative to Quakeįistful of Frags is a free multiplayer shooter based in the Old West. > you can use the following command to see where it is stuck (you may need to install gdb first): >gdb -pid `pidof cactus.x86_64` -batch -ex 'info threads' -ex 'thread apply all bt' Are you using Mesa 12? That's the key here, Mesa 11 series doesn't suffer from this bug at all. I can't even kill it when it does freeze, I've tried everything. > Does the game only temporarily freeze and then continue, does it freeze permanently or does the whole system lock up?
(In reply to Daniel Scharrer from comment #4)
No hangs and it doesn't produce any files (they're supposed to appear in /ddebug_dumps/ in the home folder, correct?)
This also applies to GALLIUM_DDEBUG=1000 as well. I can't properly record the hang without Steam present, but I'm not sure how (or if i even can,) use apitrace + ACC with full Steam running as if launched through the client. Steam doesn't appear to be running in the background and I can't shift+tab to get the overlay. Using apitrace with that command, I don't believe it launches the game with the full Steam environment. That's probably why I can't produce the hang when running the command mentioned in comment 3. When I run the game without Steam, I don't get any hangs at all. AAC is DRM free, it doesn't need Steam to run. The conclusion I'm coming to is it's almost certainly some kind of conflict with Steam particularly when launching the game through Steam itself.
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