

The update comes in the form of two binaries (et and etded) which you must move to the directory that contains the 2.60 versions of et and etded. It's probably also a good idea to update ET to the latest version (also the version the /g/ server is using). Use et-sdl-sound to launch ET now, but don't replace the actual ET binary with it. If you use Pulseaudio, you may have to modify the driver variable that's set in et-sdl-sound.

To use this, you need libSDL 32-bit version, which is available on Debian (after adding i386 arch) as libsdl1.2debian:i386. Download et-sdl-sound (there's a nice one-liner you can run to get it working fast). If you are using GNU/Linux, you will encounter sound problems unless you are using OSS. If you intend to place ET in a location available to all users (the default is /usr/local/games).ĮT may also be available through your package manager as "enemy-territory", and this usually works. Download the installer, and make sure it's executable: If you are using a Debian-based distro, running: You'll probably need 32-bit libraries if you are going to install ET on a 64 bit system.
