RUNNING A XONOTIC SERVER INSTALL

Note: You don't want to use the GLX version of the game? Replace 'xonotic-linuењ†4-glx' with 'xonotic-linuењ†4-sdl', 'xonotic-linux32-glx' or 'xonotic-linux32-sdl' in the Exec box of the shortcut.Д¬omment=a free open-source first person shooterД®xec=/home/username/Xonotic/xonotic-linuењ†4-glx Make sure to replace 'username' with your PC's username, otherwise the shortcut won't work. Paste the following code into the Nano text editor. Open the desktop input file in the Nano text editor: nano ~ / Desktop / sktop Open a terminal and use the order tactile to create a new file on the desktop. Instead, we'll need to create a new entry on the desktop. Xonotic can be run quite easily, directly through the terminal, although it is not very easy to use.

Keep game folder in ~/Downloads is a good way to accidentally delete it. Once the order is complete, use the order MV to place the game in your dossier /home/username/. Unzipping Xonotic will take some time due to the size of the file. Once installed, unzip the game files: unzip xonotic-0.8.2.zip

RUNNING A XONOTIC SERVER INSTALL

Otherwise, search for 'unzip' in your package manager and install it. This command should already be on your Linux PC. To extract it, we will use the 'unzip' command. Xonotic game files are provided in a compressed Zip file.

To get it, open a terminal and use the Wget tool to start downloading the game. Instead, to install Xonotic on your Linux PC, you will need to download a compressed game file. The Xonotic installation does not work like most open source games on the Linux platform as it does not ship in the included software repositories.

Running a xonotic server