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Thanks for the quick answer! sadly i don't really like to work on windows for security reasons, i have always worked on Linux, since its more wise in terms of resource usage, security and privacy... i just realized about that small detail that requires me to use windows in order to run this interesting engine (DirectX)... so yeah, thanks for the support and everything, but i don't think that this will be the engine of my choose for now, i know that i could run and try the editor and client with wine, but that's a risk im not willing to take for several reasons over here. Wine does not sandbox any process its running within its libraries. When you run some .exe under Wine, that Windows apps can do anything your user can. Wine does not (and cannot) stop a Windows app directly of making syscalls, messing with your files, altering your startup scripts, or doing other nasty things to the Linux kernel (not saying that this engine is doing so, but the simple fact of having the wine system in Linux will open up several backdoors for undesired set of events..). Uhm.. so Yeah, i don't think that i will work around with this engine until there's complete support for Linux, very interesting project i gotta say tho! thanks for your answer, i was a bit lost around the forums earlier and i really needed this clarification!

Nice guide! hey guys, i'm new around here, i saw that in their github page they state that they do have Linux support. this guide is very useful for the server side indeed! but what about the client and editor? i went to the download page and it seems empty, nor i can find documentation about which repo to add and how to install the complete engine in a Linux distro enviorment, i have been working for a while with Godot in my Linux machine, and i wanted to move my project over to Intersec's Engine. Could anyone guide me on where's the documentation for Linux at? thanks!