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A new release of the server builds have been made! While 5.16.1 did not come with any changes relevant for the server, I have made some changes to the packaging. The server tarball comes with empty games and mods folders which should make it easier for people to know where to put their game and any ...

Typically to do this integration games usually use CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) which allows for a webpage to either be rendered directly into the window as GUI, or rendered offscreen and shown on an in-game object such as a TV or projector screen. A certain other open source voxel thing has a ...

WoW that is wonderful, thank you ROllerozxa!
i just wonder does android have some official guide for such daily work?
i found some stuff.
apk file format


APKs are just ZIP archives with a defined directory structure (and some signing information). You can open them with any archiving tool ...

The engine files are stored in a ZIP archive in the APK, at assets/assets.zip. At first bootup, this will get extracted into the app data folder. You can take it out, add games into the ZIP in a new games folder you create (as well as mods & texture packs), and put it back into the APK. However when ...

I want to install new luanti with sudo apt install but there is already a old minetest package on apt :-
sudo apt install minetest

I install luanti with flatpak/flathub install
Because it takes upto 550 MB of storage and data

debian package are lightweight installation package like in windows ...

EDIT Re Android: I agree that Luanti devs (or any free software dev, really) should NOT obey Google’s orders by surrendering their private info just to prevent Luanti being banned from Android on September 2026. (context: https://keepandroidopen.org/)


Luanti is already on Google Play and apps ...

The 5.16.0 release contained a serious rendering issue regarding flowing water, and a 5.16.1 hotfix update has been released to rectify this. An AppImage build for Luanti 5.16.1 is now also available.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

A 5.16.1 hotfix update has been released to fix a serious rendering issue. However, no changes have been made on the server-side so you can safely keep using the 5.16.0 server build.

Very nice. I'm considering moving from flatpak to this. The differences seem to be 1. No server (fine with me my old laptop probably couldn't handle that)

You should be able to call --server and other command-line arguments to the AppImage file like it's a regular binary. If you want a clean ...

A new server build for the newly released 5.16.0 is now available.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

A build for Luanti 5.16.0 is now available.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

I have made a new release for my luantiserver Linux builds as well as the AppImage builds, if anyone is using those.

I meant a pull request to my repo, but sure, I will take a look at how they've done it. I'll keep doing my own builds in the meantime based on my own scripts.

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A build for Luanti 5.15.2 is now available. This fixes critical security vulnerabilities in both the client and server so it is ...

A new server build for the newly released 5.15.2 is now available. This release fixes critical security vulnerabilities in both the client and server so it is important to update if you are running a public server.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

Hi. I just created this account to ask for a PkgForge appimage build, so I can play the latest Luanti version in my old linux. The Anylinux-Appimages can run on any linux indeed, including very old ones. If is not too much to ask.


Hmm sounds interesting. I don't know when I'll get the time to ...

Please link the bug report. I can't look at a forum post and magically understand what we're talking about here.


This seems to be the issue Nininik is talking about: #17030 . Vague on details and without reproduction steps - and if there were details other than the machine running the server ...

That processor is the kind they use in Chromebooks and is absolutely abysmal for running Windows, just in general. Your friend should probably give installing some Linux distro on it a try, TenPlus' suggestion of Linux Mint with XFCE sounds like a good option.

ArceusI wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 10, 2026 02:00

I'm waiting for an F-Droid release.

It was built in the most recent F-Droid build cycle that finished 8 hours ago and seems to be live now.

The minor patch release Luanti 5.15.1 has been released, but the changes only relate to the client, and there have been no changes that are relevant for the headless server. You can safely keep using 5.15.0.

A build for Luanti 5.15.1 is now available.

With this I have also gotten a pipeline set up for aarch64 builds, for any kind of 64-bit ARM device running a glibc-based Linux environment. Please let me know how well it works.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

A build for Luanti 5.15.0 is now available.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

A new server build for the newly released 5.15.0 is now available.

As usual, see the OP for up to date download links.

bosapara wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 14, 2025 18:19

CPU frequency > 4.0ghz
Availability 24/7
Static IP
SSH / SFTP access

Some of those requirements are quite extreme to expect from someone offering free hosting to you. You should probably lower your expectations in terms of performance and availability.

Recently a new official distribution method for Windows has been introduced in the form of a self-extracting installer-like executable for 64-bit. This has been retroactively provided for 5.14.0 and is available on the official Luanti downloads page now.

These official new builds are RUN_IN_PLACE=0 ...

You should *never* use http for an authentication system. Its completely unencrypted


Connecting to localhost over HTTP is completely safe since it stays local and never leaves the system. Whether it is good practice is another question however.


Thank's
I found some information about builtin ...