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  1. 02-08-2006 #1
    Omix
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    I want 3d linux games ..

    please ..
  2. 02-08-2006 #2
    deltaflyer
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    well,there's

    ut2004
    doom3
    half life
    tux racer
    chromium etc.etc.etc

    just do a google search

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    There's also

    Quake 1-4
    Doom 1 and 2
    Neverwinter Nights

    But yes, do a google search, or take a look at The Linux Game Tome.
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  4. 02-09-2006 #4
    Zelmo
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    As I finally discovered yesterday, Cedega (from http://www.transgaming.com) works beautifully if you have an Nvidia graphics card. It lets you play Windows games in Linux.

    My previous two years of experience will tell you that ATI does not work so well with Cedega. It still kinds of works, just not so well.
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  5. 02-09-2006 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zelmo
    As I finally discovered yesterday, Cedega (from http://www.transgaming.com) works beautifully if you have an Nvidia graphics card. It lets you play Windows games in Linux.
    As mentioned in the many threads on the subject, Cedega is a hit or miss product. For some people it runs beautifully, while for others it runs spotty or not at all. Caveat emptor.
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