Re: Accessible games that can be played on Linux without wine.
That's an interesting point. Maybe I'm missing something, but I just can't use Linux with any productivity, even with command line apps, at its current accessibility level, so I don't want someone else having to go through trying and trying and trying to use Linux, from Arch to Fedora to Ubuntu and shoot even Cloudready, for around half a year and finally come back to Windows because Windows has all I need, including all kinds of games and sound packs for Muds. It was really frustrating and offputting because blind Linux users make it look so easy, and so great, and so productive. But once you dig deep and wonder why that pluggins area of Audacious... I think that's fixed now but that table didn't used to speak so i didn't know I could arrow up and down the list to deal with effects. VLC is better in my oppinion with its audio effects though. But I like messing with stuff so that's just me. But if you can use it not just for the simple stuff but heavy web browsing and getting work done, that's amazing and I wish I could learn to accept its accessibility flaws.
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