You write:   After looking at what I wrote, I see that a space was inserted in the command where it should not be (method 1, point 2, unnecessary space before ‘deb’): It is: dpkg -i ... libtiff5_4.2.0-1+deb11u7_amd64. deb ... It should be:   libtiff5_4.2.0-1+deb11u7_amd64.deb I apologize – this is probably the cause of the dependency issues. I will correct it in the above post. As for the script editor, it displays for me (Mint 22.2 Live). Maybe the ‘wx’ library was installed incorrectly because of this ‘libtiff5’? Show what the commands display: dpkg -l fonts-freefont-ttf fonts-texgyre libboost-filesystem1.74.0 libenet7 libgloox18 libnvtt2 libicu67 libjpeg62-turbo libtiff5 libwebp6 libwxbase3.0-0v5 libwxgtk3.0-gtk3-0v5 dpkg -C Best regards raport_mint_22.2_2026-01-11.txt.zip

Yeah, I guess. (I hated formations, maybe I should have another look at them.)

Whew. Deicide4u- yes, youre not kidding! Zyli- thank you again. thats a lot of work! I started with the second method and could not get it to play even though it would load fully to the into screen. So I started from scratch again using the 1st method. I had a lot of the dependency files already downloaded but went thru your instructions exactly anyway. I kept getting dependency errors even though a few were fully downloaded and installed. Ken Wood v.23 fully loads and plays.  Everything is installed in my working every day version of Mint 22.2 (not 3) Cinnamon. After a great deal of experimentation I was finally able to get all my customized scenarios and skirmishes transferred from the existing working version in Mint 20.3 It works!  I would call this successful, but I now do not have the scenario editor. Error message states it failed to load or is not available. Check the logs. Ive checked the logs and see no reason why.  Ive used the scenario editor extensively thru the years and even though it has always been buggy,  It worked and served its purpose.   So I will just go slow and keep trying to fix this next problem. There is a lot of help work and discussion in this thread. I hope it helps others as well and address a lot of these issues.    BTW- again this is used in my new build- A Ryzen 9700x in a Asus B850-i, which is wreaking havoc, as usual, in the Mint communities.   

Unchanged. At the back, as all units that we don't sort. We could define a position for them if you suggest one / want to make a point, but very likely the current is fine right.

Assuming you had ten healers, where would they be?