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<H2><A NAME="SEC101" HREF="xconq_toc.html#SEC101">Starting a New X11 Xconq Game</A></H2>

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To play X11 <I>Xconq</I>, just type <SAMP>`xconq'</SAMP>.  This will bring up an
initial splash screen; click on it and the following setup screens to
get a game going.

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By default, X11 <I>Xconq</I> opens up windows on the display named in the
environment variable <CODE>DISPLAY</CODE>, and connects it with the first side
and player in the game.

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You may also set up a game by supplying arguments on the command line,
in the traditional Unix style.  This is useful when you know exactly how
you want to play a game, and don't want to bother going through all the
startup screens.

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