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sorry I don't have any of those clients.
 
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Anyone tested this one under linux ?

As far as I know Linux doesn't handle .exe's very well, and since the output of the compiled server is an .exe you would have to launch the server this way in the cmd prmpt:
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/path/to/executable/Loginserver.exe
/path/to/executable/Charserver.exe
/path/to/executable/Worldserver.exe
Or some other similar bash cmd

Some people say that if you have Gnome/Kde you should just be able to launch the .exe but I've not tested that.
 
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As far as I know Linux doesn't handle .exe's very well, and since the output of the compiled server is an .exe
Cant the code be compiled directly under Linux ? Havent checked the code itself. If its c++ it should work fine ( if its not missing any library ).

Some people say that if you have Gnome/Kde you should just be able to launch the .exe but I've not tested that.

KDE/Gnome/XFCE just hook exe files with wine. Thats the same like "wine xxxxx.exe" command in console. Btw they all start with wine, but the log shows exactly nothing, could be because of user permissions.


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corrected some typos :D:
 
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