wolfenstein enemy territory game data files

Wolfenstein enemy territory game data files install#

And, for this option of installing the 64-bit version, I'm not sure what the instructions are.)ġ) Because you'll need to install some i386 libraries, you'll first have to add the i386 architecture to your 'APT' sources.Ĭode: Select all sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libx11-6:i386 libxext6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386 libsdl2-2.0-0:i386 (Note 1: The last library, 'SDL', is used to enable sound, at least on Debian 9 'Stretch' when your computer is using 'PulseAudio'. But, the problem with the latter is that, by installing such, you'll only be able to play with people who have also installed that specific version, and not with people who still use the regular/original 32-bit version, which can still be a majority(?).

(Note: The following instructions are for installing the 32-bit version of this game. This small tutorial describes then how you can install and run a variant of this game - called ' ET: Legacy' - that, not only does not use (and is even incompatible with) the 'PunkBuster' client/program, but whose authors have also corrected bugs of (and made small improvements to) the original code, while keeping their variant compatible with the original version of the game ( ) - all this, on your 64-bit computer, running AMD's ('amdgpu') FOSS graphics drivers (which, unlike the proprietary NVIDIA ones, are not run as root) on Debian 11 'Bullseye'. However, this game still uses the intrusive and proprietary 'PunkBuster' add-on client/software, that monitors the game usage for cheats. The code of 'Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory' has been released (i.e. (To me, still by far the best, or most entertaining, FPS game that you can play on GNU/Linux, and that is Free Software.)

Wolfenstein enemy territory game data files