Linux version nightly build?

I was wondering, whenever I download OHRRPGCE for Linux versions, I keep getting a file that says the ones for Linux are nightly builds.

Even after I installed the dependencies for Ubuntu (I'm using Trisquel), often if the game isn't absolutely up to date in that particular folder I'll get an error (even if it's a game from 2015) that the game loaded has an unsupported or out of date script format.

So the only games I can download and play are on the Wiki page, and even then I run into problems.

Is that because it's assumed Linux should be nightly builds?

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Arcade Day -- Complete -- Ruby IF
Cagaea -- Plotted -- OHRRPGCE
Mr. Clocktime -- In development -- OHRRPGCE

Can you copy-and paste the link you downloaded for the Linux version?

http://hamsterrepublic.com/dl/ohrrpgce-linux-x86.tar.bz2

That's the link I downloaded. The previous one I had downloaded on mint installs as an actual program in the Mint start menu.

The tarball is actually the same one I downloaded for Trisquel.

Browser Issue: Also how in the world is regfox still used, Midori's performance is so much better. At first thought my post didn't go through, turns out when I checked it in Midori it was fine.

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Arcade Day -- Complete -- Ruby IF
Cagaea -- Plotted -- OHRRPGCE
Mr. Clocktime -- In development -- OHRRPGCE

Ah, that link you used was for the beelzebufo stable release from 2013. If it contains a file that claims it is nightly, then that is a mistake.

Try instead:

http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/nightly/ohrrpgce-linux-wip.tar.bz2

I have never even heard of either regfox or midori

Awesome. No option to like a post, so +1.

Sorry by regfox I meant firefox.^^

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Arcade Day -- Complete -- Ruby IF
Cagaea -- Plotted -- OHRRPGCE
Mr. Clocktime -- In development -- OHRRPGCE