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Revision as of 07:51, 27 September 2022
Minetest is a voxel game engine than allows for many different games to be played.
Minetest Server Setup
Below is a basic configuration that will setup the Minetest server and use port 30000.
{
services.minetest-server = {
enable = true;
port = 30000;
};
}
With this setup, a user named minetest will be created, along with its home folder '/var/lib/minetest'. All standard Minetest configuration and world files are stored in /var/lib/minetest/.minetest.
The Minetest service will be started after running nixos-rebuild. It can be controlled using systemctl
systemctl start minetest-server.service
systemctl stop minetest-server.service
Additional options can be found in the NixOS options search