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'''Alcugs''' is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acronym acronym] for '''A'''lternative '''L'''ive '''C'''ompatible '''U'''ru '''G'''ame '''S'''erver. It was initially called urud (uru daemon), but after studying several alternative names it was finally called Alcugs. Its purpose is to provide a reliable way to play Uru online - which excludes closed-source servers running only on old Linux systems. | '''Alcugs''' is an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acronym acronym] for '''A'''lternative '''L'''ive '''C'''ompatible '''U'''ru '''G'''ame '''S'''erver. It was initially called urud (uru daemon), but after studying several alternative names it was finally called Alcugs. Its purpose is to provide a reliable way to play Uru online - which excludes closed-source servers running only on old Linux systems. | ||
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| + | Alcugs is one of the many possibilities how to run an Uru [[Shard]]. | ||
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| + | The Alcugs source code is available at http://gitlab.com/diafero/alcugs, it also contains all required documentation -- including the [https://gitlab.com/diafero/alcugs/blob/master/INSTALL installation instructions]. | ||
== Authors == | == Authors == | ||
| − | The Alcugs Server was originally written by Almlys, received contributions by a'moaca', Khoufou and The.Modificator and is now maintained by diafero. | + | The Alcugs Server was originally written by Almlys, received contributions by a'moaca', Khoufou and The.Modificator and is now maintained by [[User:Diafero|diafero]]. |
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Latest revision as of 06:43, 15 June 2015
Alcugs is an acronym for Alternative Live Compatible Uru Game Server. It was initially called urud (uru daemon), but after studying several alternative names it was finally called Alcugs. Its purpose is to provide a reliable way to play Uru online - which excludes closed-source servers running only on old Linux systems.
Alcugs is one of the many possibilities how to run an Uru Shard.
The Alcugs source code is available at http://gitlab.com/diafero/alcugs, it also contains all required documentation -- including the installation instructions.
Authors
The Alcugs Server was originally written by Almlys, received contributions by a'moaca', Khoufou and The.Modificator and is now maintained by diafero.