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Tux games Looks quite good. if u like games, and want to remove the excuse that linux can't play games. I downloaded the Unreal Tournament 2004 Demo the other day, ...
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- 08-18-2004 #1
Found a site that sells ported games
Tux games Looks quite good. if u like games, and want to remove the excuse that linux can't play games. I downloaded the Unreal Tournament 2004 Demo the other day, and that works BETTER than in windows!!
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- 08-18-2004 #2
Re: Found a site that sells ported games
Well duh!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by sdousley 
But yeah...since I've been using Linux exclusively, I've seen the number of Linux ports start to rise. A lot of gaming developers are realizing that it's worth the extra effort to port their games to Linux. It doesn't take that much extra work (if you do it while developing the first time), and the number of Linux gamers is increasing greatly.
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- 08-19-2004 #3Linux Guru
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Agreed! It's about damn time they paid attention to us.
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- 08-19-2004 #4
Well, there's only really 1 true reason as to why i still use windows, and that's cos there's not a huge amount of games that have been ported yet. tho if i get me new motherboard/ram etc, i think i will start running pure linux, and just run windows in a VMware session. then when games do become widely available for linux, i can just get rid of vmware! After copying any saved games of course!!
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