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Merge pull request #194 from aclist/release/5.7.0-beta.6 
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README.md

What this is

DZGUI allows you to connect to both official and modded/community DayZ servers on Linux and provides a graphical interface for doing so.

This overcomes certain limitations in the Linux client and helps prepare the game to launch by providing features like:

  • Search for and display server metadata in a table (server name, player count, ping, queue size, current gametime, distance, IP)
  • Add/delete/manage favorite servers by IP or ID
  • Quick-connect to favorite/recent servers
  • Find and prepare mods being requested by servers (choose from manual or automatic installation)
  • Bulk delete/update local mods
  • Concatenate launch options to pass to Steam
  • Connect to mod-enabled LAN servers

Setup and usage

Refer to the documentation for installation and setup instructions:

A screenshot of DZGUI

Attribution

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