Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

What works

Nothing..

What does not

Everything

Workarounds

What was not tested

??

Hardware tested

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Additional Comments

Reason for the Rating.. There is a Native Client for ETQW available for Linux (Intel). ----------------- Go get the native linux client for Quake Wars here: http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/etqw/ BTW, Last I checked the best way to get ETQW was via the Torrent: http://zerowing.idsoftware.com:6969/ Get the Version 1.5 with all the seeders. Set execution bit on "run" file, and execute file in a terminal window. It can install with or without the DVD. If you have no DVD.. Or you purchased ETQW, say, over steam, simply copy the files in the "Base" directory under steam ("steam/steamapps/common/enemy\ territory\ quake \ wars/base") that aren't in the install directories "Base". IF using the Gnome windowing interface, select all files copy and paste, and choose to "skip" on existing files than "merge".. Start quake wars like this in the install directory "./etqw". You can also create a icon easily in Gnome by dragging the loader onto your icon panels, and right-clicking, set the name and execution flags, as well as drag and drop a image onto the icon (such as the ETQW icon provided with the install). Complete demonstration of this install available from my youtube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/rofthorax . Enjoy.

Steam provides you with a CD-key after you choose to install Quake Wars. Write it down, cancel the install and use the native Linux client with your key. (see this site for more info)