CS 1.6
Windows, 32-bit
An installer. The first screen asks for Polish or English. Then copy your own valve and cstrike folders into the game directory.
CS 1.6
cstrike16
One Windows build and one Linux build. Both are 32-bit, the same way classic Counter-Strike 1.6 is. The server list comes from cslist.
CS 1.6
Linux, 32-bit
A .run file. It asks for a language, then unpacks the game into your home directory. Debian and Ubuntu need 32-bit libraries.
How to set it up
- Download the build for your system.
- Windows asks for a language on the first installer screen.
- Linux asks for a language in the terminal, then puts files in ~/cstrike16.
- Add your own valve and cstrike folders.
- Start the game and open the Internet tab.
About the builds
- How do the two builds differ?
- Same game, two systems. Windows is an installer. Linux is a .run file.
- Where does the Linux build go?
- Into ~/cstrike16.
- Where do cslist servers show up?
- In the Internet tab after you start the game.