I've made an SDL port of Nerd Tracker 2, including Windows binaries (better than the old ones) and source code (+ Visual C++ 2005 project files).
I replaced the crappy file selector with a bit better one (now backspace works! ), it could be improved though. Under Windows it uses the standard Windows file selecting dialogs. Also the APU engine was replaced with blargg's Nes_Snd_Emu, so goodbye audio aliasing!
You should be able to compile it under Linux and other unixes without too much trouble. At least on Mac OS X it worked just fine. Of course you need to have SDL installed.
If you find any bugs related to the port (i.e. something works different from the DOS-version), let me know and I'll try to fix it.
Version 1.1 (Win32, no source, fixes the note frequency bug): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-sdl-1.1.zip
Version 1.0 (Win32 binary, includes source and should compile on other platforms as well): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-sdl-1.0.zip
Version 1.0 (OSX binary, IIRC it's universal ): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-osx.zip
I replaced the crappy file selector with a bit better one (now backspace works! ), it could be improved though. Under Windows it uses the standard Windows file selecting dialogs. Also the APU engine was replaced with blargg's Nes_Snd_Emu, so goodbye audio aliasing!
You should be able to compile it under Linux and other unixes without too much trouble. At least on Mac OS X it worked just fine. Of course you need to have SDL installed.
If you find any bugs related to the port (i.e. something works different from the DOS-version), let me know and I'll try to fix it.
Version 1.1 (Win32, no source, fixes the note frequency bug): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-sdl-1.1.zip
Version 1.0 (Win32 binary, includes source and should compile on other platforms as well): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-sdl-1.0.zip
Version 1.0 (OSX binary, IIRC it's universal ): http://thefox.aspekt.fi/nt2-osx.zip