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Usage

Overview

XQF is a 3D action game (such as Quake, sequels and derivatives) server browser. It uses X and is written using GTK+ 2 and uses QStat in the backend to retrieve server info.

With XQF you can search for Quake, Quake 2/3/4, Quake World, Doom 3, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Hexen 2, Hexen World, Heretic 2, Sin, Half-Life, Kingpin, Soldier of Fortun 1/2, Tribes 2, Unreal, Unreal Tournament, Unreal Tournament 2003/2004, Rune, Descent 3, Call of Duty, NetPanzer, Unvanquished, Xonotic, Smokin'Guns, Warsow, Alien Arena, Urban Terror, Open Arena, World of Padman, ZEQ2 Lite, Enemy Territory:Legacy, Jedi Outcast, Jedi Academy and many others. You can look at lots of information about the servers. XQF can spawn your client into a selected server with customized options. You can also apply filters while searching for servers, trimming full or empty servers, for example.

Options

XQF accepts several command line parameters:

--launch [SERVERTYPE] IP

adds the server specified with IP (e.g. 10.10.0.1:27666) to the favorites, queries it and launches the game. XQF tries to automatically determine the correct game based on the port. If the autodetections fails XQF will ask you for the game. Alternatively you may directly specify the game type on the command line (e.g. Q3S).

--add [SERVERTYPE] IP

adds the specified server to the favories and queries it. Basically the same as --launch except that the game is not launched ;-)

--debug level

set the specified debug level. Use this if you experience problems with XQF. Level 3 is usually sufficient for debugging most problems. Higher levels product lots of output.

--version

prints the version of XQF.

Homepage

http://linuxgames.com/xqf/ https://github.com/XQF/xqf