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Alexio		 Score: 14
votes: 19
Format: Link to other website

 How to get and install Linux games - Full tutorial

Find out everything you wanted to know about Linux games by reading the article published on Dedoimedo.com

Table of Contents:

  1. Game categories
  2. Games developed to run natively on Linux
  3. Windows games
  4. DOS games
  5. Browser games
  6. Other suggestions
  7. Conclusion
Tags: games, repositories, downloads, sources, CrossOver, Cedega, WINE, virtualization, DOSBox, Flash, Java
Created: 1 year ago.
Last edited: 1 year ago.
Reviewed: 8 months ago by oscar799.
Read 2840 times.

Comments
2 days ago

Thinker
Thanks(3)  
5 months ago

Miquel_Ubuntero
You're right! This is a FULL tutorial. Thanks for your work.  
1 year ago

tpapastylianou
I'm assuming everybody bought the humble indie bundle and it needs no introduction in the linux world? :)
http://www.humblebundle.com/ 		 
1 year ago

zaenal1234
very useful.= +1  
1 year ago

tpapastylianou
Also, the article above mentions wine, but neglects to mention PlayOnLinux, which automates much of the process of installing games (and other popular windows software) on wine.  
1 year ago

tpapastylianou
That guide neglects a very important aspect: commercial linux games.
It's a mixed blessing that conversations about linux games always end up around the 'freedom' argument and neglect commercial offerings; which is probably what will drive linux game demand in the first place.

  • >Lin-app.com< and >Penguspy< are excellent linux game portals (mostly commercial offerings, but quality free offerings also listed in both)

  • I liked the >Playdeb< option mentioned above

  • I have mentioned >djl< elsewhere, which is quite a nifty idea, modeled after the Steam client paradigm.

  
1 year ago

Elisa
Good
+1 		 

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