Xenonworx installation guide

It is community owned and community driven, which means Goldhawk cannot be held responsible for the content of the updated game or any bugs it may introduce, nor provide any customer support for it. That too will have to be handled by the volunteers who produced X:CE in the first place. Download the desired version from the X:CE Release Announcements subforum and follow the install instructions in that thread.

Community Edition is the ultimate way to experience Xenonauts, while offering players the freedom to disable additional new content and remain extremely close to the official Goldhawk version.

The goal of the Community Edition has not been to fundamentally alter the gameplay. Rather, the project has fixed many bugs in the original game, improved the interface, and significantly expanded the possibilities of modding.

The official, or "vanilla", version of Xenonauts has also incorporated some of the feature of X:CE. The official patch 1. However, X:CE has more features and fixes than the vanilla games, and is updated more, continuing to enhance the game.

There is therefore no advantage to playing the vanilla version instead of X:CE. Community Edition has numerous new features that make gameplay more convenient for all players, bug fixes, and some new features. A selection of optional mods is also bundled with X:CE. While the X:CE code has well in excess of a thousand commits, making it very hard to provide an exhaustive list of changes, here are some examples of what X:CE accomplishes. X:CE fixes a large amount of bugs in the vanilla game.

These range from minor bugs such as scrollbars appearing when not needed, to serious crash bugs. Many bug fixes relate to game features now working as originally intended by the devs. For instance, quantum radars will correctly detect the target of terror missions, armours with jetpacks will allow floating over water tiles, shields also protecting soldiers standing behind them, and so on. The AI is smarter in general, this applies to your soldiers, aliens and civilians. Panicking soldiers will not run directly towards aliens, unarmed civilians will seek out safe areas instead of running around randomly.

Alien decision-making is also improved, this applies in particular to special abilities like Wraith teleportation - Wraiths will try to get into your blind spots and attack from there. It's hard to say whether the smarter AI makes the game more difficult.

I would lean towards saying that there is an increase in the difficulty, but a small one. Some changes make the game harder - for instance, a bug fix preventing aliens from occasionally freezing for a turn, or aliens now having a better understanding of when to throw grenades.

On the other hand, other AI changes make the game easier - panicking soldiers will usually be safe, local military or armed civilians are less suicidal. What about gameplay differences? Is X:CE harder than vanilla? One of the goals of X:CE is to retain a gameplay experience that is very close to the original vanilla Xenonauts. For this reason, gameplay-affecting mods that are bundled with X:CE are disabled by default, and core X:CE itself takes a very conservative approach to modifying gameplay.

However, X:CE does have a few gameplay differences, some introduced explicitly to implement the original design goals of the game, and some other differences simply arise due to fixing bugs present in the game.

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Upon changing the view from beginner , over expert to guru , extra settings become visible and adjustable. An entire set of processing and post-processing tools is available to extract all useful information and to optimize your infrared images. When using a thermally calibrated camera for selected cameras only! Furthermore Xeneth lets you export recorded infrared images to common image formats which can be viewed and analyzed in 3 rd party software. Another new feature of Xeneth available from version 2.

To keep things simple for the purposes of this guide, we will create a generic PV guest and optionally, an HVM guest. To understand how storage, networking and other resources are delivered to guest systems we need to quickly delve into how the different bits of the software interact. This is the basic architecture of the Xen Project Hypervisor.

We see that the hypervisor sits on the bare metal the actual computer hardware. The guest VMs all sit on the hypervisor layer, as does dom0, the "Control Domain". The Control Domain has the ability to talk to the hypervisor to instruct it to start and stop guest VMs. The Control Domain by default contains the device drivers needed to address the hardware.

This stops the problem that often plagued Linux users in the s: You install your software on a new piece of hardware, only to find that you lack the drivers to use it.

Since those early days, Linux and the BSDs have become quite good at supporting more pieces of hardware fairly quickly after they are birthed. Xen Project leverages that support by using the drivers in the Control Domain's operating system to access many types of hardware.

Dom0 forms the interface to the hypervisor. Through special instructions dom0 communicates to the Xen Project software and changes the configuration of the hypervisor. This includes instantiating new domains and related tasks. Instead the devices are attached to dom0 and use standard Linux drivers. Dom0 then shares these resources with guest operating systems. The backend and frontend use a high-speed software interface based on shared memory to transfer data between the guest and dom0.

There are also paravirtualized interrupts, timers, page-tables and more. You can read more about how the Xen Project system is architected, paravirtualization and the benefits of such here:. The most basic of these is virtualization of the CPU itself. Dom0 also emulates some hardware using components of qemu the Quick Emulator. Emulation in software requires the most overhead, however, so performance is reduced. It is quite possible to have virtualization features in the chipset that cannot be enabled because the mobo isn't designed for it.

Having said all of that, sometimes the easiest or only way to see what is supported is to check the BIOS. However, it is highly recommended so that you have the widest number of options for virtualization modes once you get underway. Paravirtualization will work fine though. It is worthwhile digging around on this a bit.

You may even find one is enabled by default but the other is not! Consult your motherboard documentation for more assistance in enabling virtualization extensions on your system. Burn the ISO to disk using your computer's standard utilities. Linux has wodim among others or use the built in ISO burning feature in Windows. Debian is a simple, stable and well supported Linux distribution. It has included Xen Project Hypervisor support since Debian 3. Debian uses the simple Apt package management system which is both powerful and simple to use.

Installing a package is as simple as the following example:. Many popular distributions are based off of Debian and also use the Apt package manager, if you have used Ubuntu, Linux Mint or Damn Small Linux you will feel right at home.

Install the system The Debian installer is very straight forward. Follow the prompts until you reach the disk partitioning section. Format it as ext3.