I believe that this problem is caused by the DefaultDepth parameter in the xorg.conf
sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
look for
DefaultDepth
you should see: DefaultDepth 16
Change that to:
DefaultDepth 24
And then restart X (you could use ctrl-alt-backspace)
FretsonFire should run now, but there are other problems that need correcting. I think that the /usr/share/games/fretsonfire/songs directory needs to be writable to the user, then there is also a problem of the current version crashing on x86-64 compiles. I think that is a problem with the compile itself. Looks like this needs more bug reports.
I believe that this problem is caused by the DefaultDepth parameter in the xorg.conf
sudo vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
look for
DefaultDepth
you should see: DefaultDepth 16
Change that to:
DefaultDepth 24
And then restart X (you could use ctrl-alt-backspace)
FretsonFire should run now, but there are other problems that need correcting. I think that the /usr/share/ games/fretsonfi re/songs directory needs to be writable to the user, then there is also a problem of the current version crashing on x86-64 compiles. I think that is a problem with the compile itself. Looks like this needs more bug reports.