Mac and Linux. Neither has a native EQL client, so people play under
Wine — CrossOver, Whisky or osxEQL on a Mac; Lutris, Bottles or plain
Wine on Linux. From the host side a bottle is just a folder, so the
combat log is a normal file and the tailer reads it directly.
The game folder is found automatically across all of those layouts, and
start_companion.sh runs the app on both platforms. The overlay and
screen-OCR stay Windows-only; play windowed with the browser beside the
game. Everything else is the same build.
Untested on real hardware — verified against each bottle layout by
construction, then confirmed end to end on a real Ubuntu 25.10 box: the
probe found a bottle on a case-sensitive filesystem, the backend booted
and tailed a log, and the UI built and served. If yours is not found, an
issue with the path fixes it.
New Sebilis Expedition draws its map now. v2.0.1 left it unmapped
rather than guess, since its name suggests the Kunark dungeon but it is
an EQL-only Iksar city. It turns out to ship its own assets —
newsebexp.s3d and newsebexp.txt — so the 3D view works out of the
box, and the chart now ships with WarCounsel itself, so the 2D view
works with no setup. Every zone name in a 90MB log now resolves.