dayz-linux-cli-launcher VS jdtls-launcher

since is heavy based on https://github.com/bastimeyer/dayz-linux-cli-launcher credits goes to https://github.com/bastimeyer

Haven't played DayZ in quite some time but this tool made the trick

I'm the author of the dayz CLI launcher, in case you're talking about https://github.com/bastimeyer/dayz-linux-cli-launcher

I was able to run DayZ quite some time ago on Linux without Steam Beta. I don't know where you saw that you needed Steam Beta but that's definitely not the case ahah. I'm afraid I cannot help you with your Steam Beta issue, but as for DayZ I used this tool to join modded servers. If you don't like CLI tools there is also this one which uses a GUI but I have never tested it.

There are a few launcher alternatives that performs the mod configurations (like this or this for example), I tried the DTZUI, a little bit of work because you need to mark each Mod to download individually on Steam Community (DTZUI gives you the list of mods needed by the server and the link to download each one).

5 - Using the dayz linux cli launcher: https://github.com/bastimeyer/dayz-linux-cli-launcher Usually you have to execute it several times untill it enters a server, and some server do not work, i do not why, but it's only a small percentage.

If you plan to play on modded servers, you should try this launcher or this one, they're both great

JDTLS is very tricky and nonstandard in some cases. I've written a bash plugin for easy launch and install: [jdtls-launcher](https://github.com/eruizc-dev/jdtls-launcher) I also use nvim-jdtls to have (almost) full support over jdtls.