Perfect the list is already made. Very COOL!
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:47 PM, Stephen wrote:
> also a pretty good list of games that have Linux ports
>
> http://icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php?license=commercial
>
> On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:44 PM, Stephen wrote:
> >
also a pretty good list of games that have Linux ports
http://icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php?license=commercial
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:44 PM, Stephen wrote:
> Its kind of a cheater way out... but really some folks have done an
> amazing job of updating your exact list
>
wrote:
> well let's have some names.
>
> On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Stephen wrote:
>>
>> if you want to get a 20something gamer interested in Linux as a
>> platform look at crossover games.
>>
>> In reality that is where most Linux gaming does re
well let's have some names.
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Stephen wrote:
> if you want to get a 20something gamer interested in Linux as a
> platform look at crossover games.
>
> In reality that is where most Linux gaming does reside, that weird
> middle-ground.
&
if you want to get a 20something gamer interested in Linux as a
platform look at crossover games.
In reality that is where most Linux gaming does reside, that weird
middle-ground.
not allot of high end titles really develop on Linux anymore, and it
is a shame, because each one i have seen that
Well, I'm not so much interested ion what I would like as a 20 something
gamer to get them interested in Linux.
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 10:49 AM, JD Austin wrote:
> There are games; some are pretty good.. a lot are free.. certainly enough
> to keep you busy when you're bore
There are games; some are pretty good.. a lot are free.. certainly enough
to keep you busy when you're bored (Google search 'best Linux Games'):
http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20080510052539217/Games.html
http://www.penguspy.com/#/All/free_and_commercial/open_closed/sort=1/view
1- Neverwinter Nights
2- Doom3
3-
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gt;> not
> >> based on demons or monsters of some kind, but so far that has been
> >> impossible.
> >>
> >> The Humble Bundles so far have had some really fun games that work great
> >> with
> >> linux, but what games are you playing?
> &g
at documentary on WOW. I had no clue what WOW was
> until
> a few months ago and I saw the documentary and watched it.
>
> I have purposely bought laptops with the Intel chipset because
> (1) they have awesome support with linux graphics
> (2) most little games I want to play, incl
e. I would very much like to find a fun RPG that is
>> not
>> based on demons or monsters of some kind, but so far that has been
>> impossible.
>>
>> The Humble Bundles so far have had some really fun games that work great
>> with
>> linux, but what ga
ood role playing game that is linux based, no
> wine, that is playable. I would very much like to find a fun RPG that is not
> based on demons or monsters of some kind, but so far that has been impossible.
>
> The Humble Bundles so far have had some really fun games that work great
I want to be able to show people this list and say, "These games run on
Linux currently."n And the list will grow as games are made to work on
Linux. Perhaps Alan would be good enough to put this list on the website.
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 7:35 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> let'
On Tuesday, November 22, 2011 19:35:11 you wrote:
> let's start a list of Games that work with Linux. I don't mean minesweeper
> and simple games like that but rather complex games that 20 something kids
> like.
>
A list with links and descriptions on the plug sit
hat is linux based, no
> wine, that is playable. I would very much like to find a fun RPG that is not
> based on demons or monsters of some kind, but so far that has been impossible.
>
> The Humble Bundles so far have had some really fun games that work great with
> linux, but what
let's start a list of Games that work with Linux. I don't mean minesweeper
and simple games like that but rather complex games that 20 something kids
like.
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 7:20 PM, Nathan England wrote:
>
> I have been searching for a good role playing game that is linux
I have been searching for a good role playing game that is linux based, no
wine, that is playable. I would very much like to find a fun RPG that is not
based on demons or monsters of some kind, but so far that has been impossible.
The Humble Bundles so far have had some really fun games that
OW. I had no clue what WOW was until
a few months ago and I saw the documentary and watched it.
I have purposely bought laptops with the Intel chipset because
(1) they have awesome support with linux graphics
(2) most little games I want to play, including most from the Humble Indie
Bundles, I can p
"you can only play real
games on windows", borrowed a windows laptop (I don't do windows at home) got a
char up to 19, taught the summer camp, and gave the laptop back. But I kept a
copy of the files to continue using some of the machinima tools (as those
worked on linux). I got bo
All I know about that game is that it must be very addictive. I used to
know a guy in Phoenix was was unemployed yet would still pay money to
play it online. Go figure.
On 11/22/2011 15:19, Phillip Waclawski wrote:
As many have said, certain of the newer, high end games are
problematic. I
... very familiar...
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 3:19 PM, Phillip Waclawski wrote:
> As many have said, certain of the newer, high end games are problematic. I
> have been playing World of Warcraft on Linux for...far too long. :P
>
> One note, while Intel Graphics cards are not a gr
As many have said, certain of the newer, high end games are problematic. I have
been playing World of Warcraft on Linux for...far too long. :P
One note, while Intel Graphics cards are not a great idea for Windows gaming,
they're usually a death knell for any hopes of getting a game runni
I can honestly say City of heroes works and world of warcraft work
under wine, usually when updates are made you do need to make some
allowances for tinkering to get it back in place.
I have also seen steam and steam games running as well.
I am getting to the point of revisiting my Gaming to a
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 10:02 AM, Michael Butash wrote:
> Game friendly? Yes, much more so of late, system and drivers are mostly up
> to snuff. Are there games to play? Nothing mainstream... don't expect to
> play COD4 or MW3 on it anytime soon.
>
> That said, I play lo
Game friendly? Yes, much more so of late, system and drivers are mostly
up to snuff. Are there games to play? Nothing mainstream... don't
expect to play COD4 or MW3 on it anytime soon.
That said, I play lots of games on linux. Minecraft (client and
server), Heroes of Newerth, Nexuiz
I hate telling people that with Linux they won't be able to be a gamer. Is
Linux any more game friendly than it used to be?
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Yes!! I could not agree more!!
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Subject: Re: OT: How to get college football games streaming?
To: "Main PLUG discussion list"
Date: Saturday, September 3, 2011, 8:37 AM
Dump Homeland Securi
Dump Homeland Security? Reign them in with the Constitution?
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 3:43 PM, wrote:
>
> Last year, I was able to get most college football games on my computer
> via a website called channelsurfing.net. But when I tried that URL this
> year, there is a big notice
Last year, I was able to get most college football games on my computer
via a website called channelsurfing.net. But when I tried that URL this
year, there is a big notice stating that homeland securities has seized
this domain name and it is no longer available.
So, I searched for an option
moin moin,
guess I'm ready for the community center when I get there as this is my
preferred game set as well :).
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/opensource/five-traditional-games-and-pastimes-linux-style/2935
ciao,
der.hans
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some gaming.
I live in far Northwest Peoria, but sometimes we game at somebody's
house at 101 and 7th St. If you live near or are willing to travel to
either of these locations, and if you like board games such as
Euro/German strategy games (1-2 hour games, e.g. Settlers of Catan,
Puerto
t: FS games at SCaLE
moin moin,
anyone want to go to the Free Software video games presentation at SCaLE
and give us a report on what was covered?
http://scale7x.socallinuxexpo.org/conference-info/speakers/joseph-guarino
ciao,
der.hans
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moin moin,
anyone want to go to the Free Software video games presentation at SCaLE
and give us a report on what was covered?
http://scale7x.socallinuxexpo.org/conference-info/speakers/joseph-guarino
ciao,
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Am 03. Aug, 2008 schwätzte Patrick C so:
I'm glad to say that I'm glad the entire home-hosted party of around 16
people went without a single hiccup (for the first time in years) and again
say that I'd be glad to do a presentation on both sides of the client/server
fence for PLUG if there is suf
stall and I
was able to do absolutely everything necessary for the LAN party without
ever touching (or even installing) Windows, from big things like 3D
acceleration all the way down to the CD/DVD drive emulation I use at LAN
parties to install games. The games all performed well and ran withou
t;)
> Player Limit: 22
>
> I recommend updating your Tremulous binaries with those at Trem-Servers.com
> (http://www.trem-servers.com/index.php?page=downloads#client). On Ubuntu
> (and probably Debian), replace /usr/games/tremulous with the
> "tremulous-t971.ARCH" file and copy
vers.com/index.php?page=downloads#client). On Ubuntu
(and probably Debian), replace /usr/games/tremulous with the
"tremulous-t971.ARCH" file and copy "vms-1.1.t971.pk3" into
/usr/share/tremulous/base/. You don't have to do this, but it fixes a rather
annoying bug (can&#x
the process of once again setting
> up several servers (in the software sense) on the machine. I'm wondering if
> there's significant interest within PLUG for me to put together some guide
> documentation and maybe a presentation. I'm also willing to do something for
> the cl
t; into their installfests. I'm a FPS and RTS guy, we have our share of WoW
> and Eve Online players, we discuss things from time to time but never
really
> see things happen at events. How could we tastefully mix gaming into our
> current curriculum?
Tastefully? Probably shouldn&#x
"der.hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am 28. Jul, 2008 schwätzte Patrick C so:
>
> > I'm going to be throwing a LAN party celebrating my birthday next weekend,
> > and I recently reinstalled the operating system on my old PC to use it as a
> > server for the party.
[...]
>
> A presentati
r us to
have more info on game playing using GNU/Linux.
the client side, because all of the games at the party are playable on
Linux. In fact, I've been Linux-only at every LAN party I've attended or
hosted in the past year. Anyhow, here are the game servers I'm setting up:
Cool
chine. I'm wondering if
there's significant interest within PLUG for me to put together some guide
documentation and maybe a presentation. I'm also willing to do something for
the client side, because all of the games at the party are playable on
Linux. In fact, I've been Linux-only at ev
http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20080510052539217/Games.html
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http://games.slashdot.org/games/08/02/02/0236200.shtml
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