Games on Linux. Say what? Penguspy Beta.
Jun 15, 2009, 21:02 (0 Talkback[s])
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"But I'm trying to think like a first-time Linux user,
or a windows user that wants to make the switch to Linux. I would
like to have an easy way to find all the good games available on
Linux. I would like to be able to see community ratings,
screenshots, videos, user comments and other nice features that
make the process of finding a good game easy!
"I also want to view every single good game that I can play on
Linux. That means that I am also interested in commercial games,
both with native Linux support or emulation (wine) . Why should I
limit myself just on open source games, if a commercial one is
really worth its money? Of course, I want to be able to filter the
games based on their license (open source/commercial/etc)."
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