I guess the TB1.x Linux/Build.txt is missing the step where you actually build it. The instructions on that blog under "Build the TrenchBroom project in Code::Blocks" should work fine. I glanced over the blog instructions and it looks like they should still work. Back in January I tested the Linux/Build.txt instructions from scratch and they work, though they may gloss over some details.

1.1.4 was the version number of the release, the code in master has version 1.2.0, I think, but the code is the same so you can ignore the version number difference. The important thing is to just have the master branch up to date by doing a fresh repository clone. 

I have fixed two bugs now: You can set the game path and it will be saved, and the same goes for other preferences, too. 

doesn't appear to be working for me in the latest build of TB 2...

Also, how do I change the pivot to rotate brushes? Like in the pics I've seen of other mappers? 

Texture lock is currently broken in standard Quake maps.

You can change the pivot by dragging the center of the rotate handle. There's a little white ball that you can grab. 

Any clue how to do this? Since it needs a brush to start with right in TB2? 

Then drag in the 2D view. 

Thank you so much for the responses, ericw and SleepwalkR. Sorry for being slow to reply, but I was out of town for a couple of days.

I have fixed two bugs now: You can set the game path and it will be saved, and the same goes for other preferences, too.
Fantastic; thank you very much. Will update my TB2 install soon.

the code in master has version 1.2.0, I think, but the code is the same so you can ignore the version number difference. The important thing is to just have the master branch up to date by doing a fresh repository clone.
Err, I am embarrassed to say I understood little to nothing of this. I am afraid the limits of my current knowledge are very quickly reached... 

And then nothing

Does Nothing. Its a white background and then I drag white lines? I cant tell what I am doing. :( 

So this is me opening TB2 latest build. I then make sure to have the background mid grey. And then I press B to go into brush mode and because the map is empty you cant draw brushes. I think this tool needs to also just work in the void near the camera z-height in-case you do start with a blank map or don't want to always have a bsp block to draw on. 

Thanks for your help, but I'm still confused re: versions 1.1.4 and 1.2.0. Unless I'm misunderstanding something (which is likely!) your instructions are exactly the same as those on Andy's blog, so the version of TB1 have should already be the latest version ... or not?

I don't understand how I can update it further. Andy's blog says
Note that if you installed the TrenchBroom source via Git, you can update to the latest version by opening a terminal in the folder you cloned TrenchBroom and running:
git pull origin
This will pull in all the changes up to the current version, and whilst it means you will have absolutely the most bleeding edge code

When I do that, I just get the message
Already up-to-date.

Does that mean I have 1.1.4, despite what the programme itself tells me? 

Tried working with "Force integer plane points" checked, but TB1 still warps my brushes when I copy and paste them. 

sorry for the confusing explanation.
If you build TB1 from the "master" branch in git (which is what you get if you do a "git clone", without further switching branches with "git checkout"), the number displayed in the about box will always be 1.2.0, so you can't use that to tell which version (1.1.3, 1.1.4) you have.

If "git pull origin" prints "Already up-to-date." you should have the latest code.

Tried working with "Force integer plane points" checked, but TB1 still warps my brushes when I copy and paste them.
This should really not be happening, so I think something went wrong and you're still running an older version.

Did you make sure to rebuild the executable in CodeBlocks?
Note that the last change to TB1 was on Jan 9th. 

start your TB1 build, go the Help > About TrenchBroom and tell us which version you are running. 

Thank you for the further explanation, ericw. It's a tiny bit clearer now, although I still don't entirely get it (I haven't really figured out in my head how git works and what it does. I don't have any programming/coding background, so I'm really just barely treading water here).

SleepwalkR: It says Version 1.2.0 Build 460. I installed it for the first time on this computer just a few days ago (at the beginning of April), so it should be the latest version anyway, right?

As regards TB2 and the most recent bugfixes: I updated TB2 with
git pull
then
cmake ..
and then
cmake --build .
as per your instructions (if I understood them correctly), but I still cannot change the Quake path which I set incorrectly before. 

I think you can find a hidden file in your home directory: ~/.Trenchbroom

In there you could edit the Quake Path manually as a workaround. 

Thanks, Spirit. I might try that, although perhaps SleepwalkR would prefer that I just report things that do not work as they should (seeing as there is a dearth of Linux beta testers)? Not that I'm necessarily the best person to test something like this.

On the other hand, if the idea is to make TB2 foolproof, then, well, I might be the right person to test it, as I am a fool.

At the moment TB2 is not yet a viable alternative to TB1 for me anyway, as both the clip and vertex tools crash the programme for me (at least in TB1 it's just the vertex tool). But with the current warping brush weirdness, I'm not getting very far with TB1 either. :( 

I might have mentioned this before, but just in case I have not: when copying a selection of brushes together, the programme only copies some of the brushes.

Steps to reproduce:
1) Select three to five brushes using Ctrl+left click
2) Copy using Ctrl+C/Edit > copy
3) Paste using Ctrl+V/Edit > Paste (or Shift+Ctrl+V/Edit > Paste at original position)
4) One or two of the previously selected brushes are not copied & pasted 

actually.... i have been noticing some vertex dancing in TB1 lately. Some complex terrain I built last year with older versions of TB1 are now loading up slightly off in the new version. Not sure when it happened as at the time, I thought it had always been like that and I just forgot (since it was a year ago) but it keeps coming back even when I fix it.

I should spend more time on it to try to track down what's going on. 

I can have a look at that file if you want.
Skacky mentioned the same problem with his jam 5 map.

I haven't been testing it that heavily, but 1.1.4 seems rock solid for me with stuff that used to drift on previous versions (arches, domes, etc.) 

Trax deleting the preference file ~/.TrenchBroom 

This might be a dumb question but I see people talking about their experience with TB2 and am unable to find anywhere to download it. Was it only given to some people before it's final release or have I just not looked hard enough? Thanks for any help! 

It's in beta right now. 

It still has too many bugs and a couple of missing features to be considered beta software. 

Oh, okay that makes sense now. Thanks for the help! 

FYI SleepwalkR after the recent fixes on the develop branch I was able to compile and it so far seems to work fine along with Fly mode and the shortcuts under Linux.