Icculus has issued another updated dedicated Linux server for Call of Duty: United Offensive, the new World War II first-person shooter expansion pack by Gray Matter Studios. As before, the distribution requires the Call of Duty v1.4 Linux server, and this version provides uninitialized memory fixes (which possibly address the jeep crash problem).
What's New:
Download: Call of Duty: United Offensive Linux dedicated server v1.41e
News source: 3D Gamers
What's New:
- Uninitialized memory fixes (possible jeep crash fix?).
Download: Call of Duty: United Offensive Linux dedicated server v1.41e News source: 3D Gamers
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