Linux - All server lists are empty

[LordVictor]

In my destktop - Linux, I could run the game flawlessly. Zero problems. However, in a notebook, with no cable, only wifi connection, I'm seeing all server lists as nothing.

To run in linux, I'm using wine cmd /c Launch\ Titanium.bat

I know that the game is not officially supported in Linux, but if someone plays in Linux and have a solution, I would be grateful.

[loramin]

Quick fix: get a VPN. For $5 a month that should fix it.

Other fixes: try https://github.com/Zaela/p99-login-middlemand, and if that doesn't work search for this issue, which others have faced before and solved.

I say this as a Linux user who doesn't have this problem anymore (I fixed it years ago with a VPN, but haven't needed it with newer installs).

[LordVictor]

I did it. Now the servers appears but seems like the spell filed token from the p99 site is out of date...

[loramin]

Did you get the latest (v57) patch file from the top of https://www.project1999.com/, and did you open and extract all the files from it into your (Titanium) EQ install folder?

[LordVictor]

Yes, I did it and even renamed some files to have upper case extensions as this video says https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M2JmEdU8wM

[loramin]

Did you fix "DSETUP.dll" specifically, and have you seen https://wiki.project1999.com/EverQuest_in_Linux_Guide?

That video guide you linked starts out by claiming that you must have a VPN, which is nonsense, so I'm skeptical of its advice. This wiki page also has conflicting advice, but at least it's honest about it and admits as much, and it's got lots ideas. I'd also recommend searching the technical forums, as we've had several (long) threads about Linux.

Oh, also if you have a friend with Windows or another Windows computer, you can try installing/patching everything on Windows, and then just copy the folder over to Linux. That worked well for me (ages ago).