ArmyOps 2.7 Linux Server

Posted by Michael Larabel on September 19, 2006

Ryan Gordon (Icculus) has posted the America's Army 2.7 (Overmatch) Linux server binary. This is the dedicated server binary for those wishing to run America's Army 2.7 servers, which was recently released for Windows. The America's Army Linux client has been discontinued, but WINE remains an option. More on setting up America's Army 2.7 with WINE can be found in the Phoronix Forums. The 2.7 server binary can be downloaded from Icculus.

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