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Playing Wolfenstein 3D like it's 1992 (in wolf4sdl / Linux)

If you run Linux you can just install wolf4sdl through your package manager. There are two Wolfenstein games, using that engine: Wolfenstein 3D, and Spear of Destiny. In Fedora / Red Hat you need 2 packages: wolf4sdl-registered-id, wolf4sdl-spear. In Ubuntu / Debian you need only 1 package: wolf4sdl. You need to get the full versions of Wolfenstein 3D, Spear of Destiny for DOS, and rename all the files to lowercase letters. You can delete the exe file, since it's not needed. In Fedora you need to put the game files in /usr/share/wolf3d/registered-id (for Wolfenstein 3D), and /usr/share/spear/full (for Spear of Destiny). In Ubuntu you place the game files for both games in /usr/share/games/wolf4sdl. Depending on your screen resolution, you have to modify the commands used to run the games. Wolf4sdl is a source port so it can run in higher resolution than the original DOS version of the game. The resolution needs to be a multiple of 320x200 or 320x240. I have a 1920x1080 screen, so for me the appropriate resolution is 1600x1000. The commands to run the games in Fedora should then be: wolf4sdl-registered-id --res 1600 1000 wolf4sdl-spear --res 1600 1000 --goodtimes In Ubuntu it would be: wolf4sdl --res 1600 1000 wolf4sdl-sod --res 1600 1000 --goodtimes The --goodtimes flag for Spear of Destiny is to skip the copy protection intro. Good luck!