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diff --git a/README.arch b/README.arch index c656b2d6d428..f83f03f3be35 100644 --- a/README.arch +++ b/README.arch @@ -1,27 +1,15 @@ -In order to use nquakesv under Arch Linux, you need to create a ~/.nquakesv directory with the following structure: - -~/.nquakesv/ -├── id1 -│ └── maps -├── ktx -│ ├── demos -│ ├── modes -│ ├── progs -│ └── sound -│ ├── misc -│ ├── ra -│ ├── rune -│ └── weapons -├── logs -├── qtv -│ └── levelshots -├── qw -│ └── maps -│ └── ctf -└── qwfwd.d - -This can be set up automatically by running /usr/bin/nquakesv-init. This is the recommended way as it will create necessary symlinks from the ezquake install as well. +In order to use nquakesv under Arch Linux, you need to create a ~/.nquakesv directory with various symlinks to the actual data files. +This can be automatically created by running /usr/bin/nquakesv-init. It is advised to copy the retail pak1.pak to /opt/quake/id1/ first; if not, +you will need to copy it to ~/.nquakesv/id1/ later. Note that if you wish nquakesv to start on boot, you will need to use a sliced systemd unit: systemctl enable nquakesv@<username>.service + +However, this by default starts game mode ktx. If you wish to change the commandline arguments, you can create a modified version. +For example, as root, + +cp /usr/lib/systemd/system/nquakesv\@.service /etc/systemd/system/nquakesv-ctf\@.service +sed -i -e 's/ktx/ctf/g' /etc/systemd/system/nquakesv-ctf\@.service +systemctl daemon-reload +systemctl enable nquakesv-ctf@<username>.service |