I just got pacman from this repository: Index of /repositories/games/openSUSE_11.2/i586
But when I try to run it, it does not start and when I tried it in a terminal, it said: pacman
Segmentation fault
What does this mean? Yast didn’t say that anything was missing when it installed it.
The correct URL would be
Index of /repositories/games/openSUSE_11.2
Were you installing manually?
or did you add the repo?
It means Segmentation fault - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. But you don’t need to understand that to do the correct thing… the game must start, if it doesn’t it’s a bug, report it at https://bugzilla.novell.com/. It’s so simple.
If you go to https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=pacman&project=games you will see a bug icon. Clicking on it will send you directly to a page in https://bugzilla.novell.com/ to report the problem to Pavol Rusnak. Who would fix the problem.
I updated and fixed it. Now you will install it, will see how hobby-time 1995 X games were, and uninstall it 
RedDwarf: Thanks for the reply.
The link you gave, https://build.opensuse.org/package/s…&project=games did not work for some reason. All I got was the “Welcome to the openSUSE Build Service” page so I never saw a bug icon.
I did reinstall it from the one you fixed. It’s cute but it’s so small and there was no sound. I guess that’s what you mean. Anyway, I’m keeping it. 
I had tried out pacman-arena too but when I installed, it, Yast told me I needed another package. When I found and installed that one, I was told I needed still another package for that one to work. Isn’t there some way to tell what other packages are needed first (like what rpm.pbone.net does)? I got pacman-arena from the same place as the pacman you fixed.
If you add the games repo, the games should install and run OK.
I tried both versions and don’t like them.
If you are addicted to the original version, try downloading the flash .swf file from Neave Games // Pac-Man …play the classic Pac-Man arcade game (you can figure out what to d/load from the code.
It doesn’t store the high scores, but it works.
Older redhat/fedora had the same game compiled for linux, but I haven’t been able to find the source to compile for later opensuse versions.
Click on my link, don’t copy & paste it.
You don’t download the RPMs manually. You should add the games repository (SDB:Add package repositories - openSUSE), and then select the game from YaST. This way dependent packages are installed automatically.
The link worked today. (Maybe it was down that day, I don’t know. I was clicking on it yesterday.)
I got pacman-arena now and its fun to play. Thanks!