linux air combat to run in linux online

We have hosted the application linux air combat to run in linux online in order to run this application in our online workstations with Wine or directly.

Quick description about linux air combat to run in linux online:

Combat Flight Simulator for World War II and jets, available for LINUX . Current Version: 8.23. Free.

LINUX AIR COMBAT was derived from the well-known "gl-117" game, after a very significant re-write. The focus has changed from arcade gaming to realistic simulation. It runs on almost any LINUX desktop system and generates very smooth, high-performance flight.

Fly any of 54 World War 2 aircraft or a modern jet fighter in solo flight, in any of four "Tutorial Missions", against a single network opponent "head to head", or in any of three different, multi-player Internet missions on a free LAC Server.

Smooth, simple, fast 3d graphics compatible with any display hardware supporting opengl.

Use joystick or mouse for primary flight controls.

Use bombs, rockets, cannons, or machine guns to damage enemy airfields, while protecting your own!

Powerful voice comms.

Realistic WW2 text comms transmit real Morse code that you can hear as you type.

Guncamera recordings.

Features:

• 54 of the most important World War II aircraft
• A theoretical Jet fighter with performance similar to the General Dynamics F16
• Industry-standard "Air Warrior" style viewsystem is easily configurable for other view options
• 45 flight/view functions can be mapped to any detected joystick axis, button, or keyboard key
• Very smooth, simple, high-performance graphics yield high frame rates even on modest computer hardware
• Online "Head to Head" mission suitable for air racing or combat
• Online multiuser missions in Desert or Pacific Island terrains
• Powerful cockpit integration with well-known "Mumble" voice comms server
• Strategic airfield destruction with bombs, rockets, or guns
• Fighters can escort friendly bombers, or attack enemy bombers
• Bombers are automatically defended by their own gunners
• Flight controls compatible with joysticks, or mouse
• Text-based interplayer communication emulates a "Morse Code" radio
• Persistent, multi-player online missions

Audience: Aerospace, Advanced End Users, End Users/Desktop.
User interface: Gnome, X Window System (X11), OpenGL, KDE.
Programming Language: C++.

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