You need UT on CD. The installer for the Linux version is free. Basically the Linux installer is just a replacement for the installer on the CD which is a windows one. It also includes a few additional files in it. The whole process is mount UT cd. Run installer as root. Play UT :) There is the GOTY edition of UT which has the Linux installer on it, but unfortunately we do not get that version in South Africa ;( HTH ________________________________________ Robert MacLean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr. Evil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Robert MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 9:17 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Let's play a game! > > To get UT to work you need the windows version of the game. > > Then go to http://www.lokigames.com/products/ut/ and download the > > Linux installer. > > Follow the instructions for the installer and voila. > > I found that for some reason the game didn't run if I installed it off > > the CD, or if I copied the files on to the hard drive under Linux. > > What I ended up doing is copying the files under windows and then > > installing off a fat 32 partition which worked fine. Other people I > > know have been able to install straight off of CD. go figure :) > > It sounds like I should buy UT. The instructions are not completely > clear (they assume that I am a Windows user or a former Windows user > or something). Let me get this straight: > > 1. I go to my friendly software store and buy the latest release ot > Unreal Tournament for Windows. > > 2. I then go to www.lokigames.com and buy a patch. > > 3. Somehow this patch will let me run this Windows game under Linux? > > If that's how I do it, I'll go out and get it tomorrow. > > Thanks > >
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