<p>The following instructions are for Arch Linux without Xorg (so  essentially terminal only arch or what you get after a fresh Arch Linux  install). If you are using Ubuntu server or another distro, the steps  should be close to the same. But not exact so please do your research.  You may get lucky and just have to edit the config file.</p>

The following instructions are for Arch Linux without Xorg (so essentially terminal only arch or what you get after a fresh Arch Linux install). If you are using Ubuntu server or another distro, the steps should be close to the same. But not exact so please do your research. You may get lucky and just have to edit the config file.

<p>The following instructions are for Arch Linux without Xorg (so &nbsp;essentially terminal only arch or what you get after a fresh Arch Linux &nbsp;install). If you are using Ubuntu server or another distro, the steps &nbsp;should be close to the same. But not exact so please do your research. &nbsp;You may get lucky and just have to edit the config file.</p>

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How to Play Dwarf Fortress in the Terminal