/LinuxNoEditor/Engine/Binaries/Linux/UE4-Linux-Shipping

./UE4-Linux-Shipping UnrealTournament -opengl4

#!/bin/bash

cd $HOME'/Downloads/LinuxNoEditor/Engine/Binaries/Linux/'

./UE4-Linux-Shipping UnrealTournament -opengl4

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Coming into my inbox a few minutes ago (Thunderbird is handy for RSS feeds!), Unreal Tournament has been updated again and Epic seem to have made it slightly easier to access the Linux version now.For those that don't know or don't remember, Epic Games are making a new Unreal Tournament and it's completely free to download and play.Usually, you would need to be logged into their forum and go to a specific post to download it, but not any more. At the bottom of their release notes you will now find a direct download for the Linux client and server. However, they still aren't listing Linux for download on the main downloads page. I imagine this is due to Linux still not having a proper launcher.Since it doesn't have a Linux launcher, you will need to go into this folder:And then run this command in terminal to play it:Or just use a simple launcher script:Obviously change the directory structure to match where you've placed the download.They've done another video to show it off along with the patch too:The new release includes voice chat support with dedicated voice servers, a new Bio Rifle mesh, support for unique per character first person arms, significant performance improvements for low end systems and more. It's not clear if the performance improvements have been done to the Linux version.You can find the full release notes here . There's no Linux specific fixes from what I can tell listed in there.All recent versions I tested had some bad graphical issues on Linux, so it might still be problematic. Since it's a 10GB download I don't have it ready yet to re-test. Will update this post when I've had a chance.