These Eternal Lands client binaries are built from a recent version of the development source; i.e. from GIT. They are statically linked (mostly) which allows them to work on a variety of Linux versions.

For Ubuntu/Debian systems, you should use the eternallands testing package. For Ubuntu, this is available from my launchpad testing personal package archive. For Debian, the repository is hosted at this URL. See this install help page for further details.

Builds:
Linux 32-bit static
Linux 64-bit static
Linux armv7 (i.e. Raspberry Pi)
Linux aarch64 (i.e. Raspbery Pi 64Bit or Pinebook Pro)
Windows 32-bit executable and DLL files zip archive
Windows 64-bit executable and DLL files zip archive
Android package

The files tagged .asc are open gpg digital signatures for the client executable which allow you to verify the file was uploaded by me. My gpg id is provided in my EL forum signature. To verify the file, download both the client and the .asc file then run the following command (replacing signaturefilename with the .asc file name:
gpg --verify signaturefilename

Once downloaded, don't forget to change the file permissions to make it executable. Either by choosing properties from your file manager or using the command:
chmod +x name_of_file_downloaded

A stable version of the client is available.

If you have problems with audio, for example:
open /dev/[sound/]dsp: No such file or directory
Try running through padsp like this:
padsp ./el.x86_64.linux.bin.static
You may need to install padsp from a package such as pulseaudio-utils.

git - file list