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[quote]so far we have seen some minor odd issues with games being run two times from the same files.[/quote]
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[quote]so far we have seen some minor odd issues with games being run two times from the same files.[/quote]
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You might be able to address this by downloading a copy of the ZK source files and having the second "workstation" run the game from those instead.
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You might be able to address this by downloading a copy of the ZK source files and having the second "workstation" run the game from those instead.
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Some instructions for doing this (intended for people setting up development environments to modify and test the game, but just ignore everything that looks irrelevant to your situation):
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Some instructions for doing this (intended for people setting up development environments to modify and test the game, but just ignore everything that looks irrelevant to your situation):
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http://zero-k.info/mediawiki/index.php?title=Zero-K:Developing
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http://zero-k.info/mediawiki/index.php?title=Zero-K:Developing
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(You will need to make sure that the "source code" version of the files is running the same version of the game as your normal installation. This should normally be the most recent Github commit with a name that looks like "VERSION{v1.10.11.3}".)
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(You will need to make sure that the "source code" version of the files is running the same version of the game as your normal installation. This should normally be the most recent Github commit with a name that looks like "VERSION{v1.10.11.3}".)
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If it is just minor issues this might not be worth the effort, though.
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The game won't play campaign co-op with multi-user software.