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[NEED HELP] Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 - Printable Version +- Xonotic Forums (https://forums.xonotic.org) +-- Forum: Support (https://forums.xonotic.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Xonotic - Help & Troubleshooting (https://forums.xonotic.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Thread: [NEED HELP] Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 (/showthread.php?tid=9489) |
Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 - ff8eyes - 08-05-2022 Hi folks, I hope to run xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu 18.04 I downloaded the latest version of Xonotic release (v0.8.5) from https://github.com/garymoon/xonotic/releases/download/xonotic-v0.8.5/xonotic-0.8.5.zip, and I cannot run it in Ubuntu 18.04. Following is the output error message when I execute ./xonotic-linux64-dedicated Code: ~/Xonotic$ ./xonotic-linux64-dedicated Code: $ ldd --version [Note] - I can run v0.8.2 dedicated server in Ubuntu 18.04 - I can run v0.8.5 dedicated server in Ubuntu 20.04 - I didn't try to build (compile) Xonotic from the source code RE: Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 - oblector - 08-05-2022 If you don't want to update Ubuntu nor compile from source, you could try the Flatpak or Snap version. RE: Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 - ff8eyes - 08-12-2022 (08-05-2022, 05:37 AM)oblector Wrote: If you don't want to update Ubuntu nor compile from source, you could try the Flatpak or Snap version. Thank you @oblector It seems the official xonotic package would not support Ubuntu 18.04. Let me test and use other options like you suggested ! ![]() RE: Cannot launch xonotic-linux64-dedicated server (v0.8.5) in Ubuntu18.04 - FAF - 08-13-2022 (08-12-2022, 12:48 AM)ff8eyes Wrote:(08-05-2022, 05:37 AM)oblector Wrote: If you don't want to update Ubuntu nor compile from source, you could try the Flatpak or Snap version. Yes, you need the newer GLIBC for 0.8.5. Had to upgrade myself for this specific reason. On the other hand, it just works in Winblows, if you dare ![]() |