what kinda windows games have been ported naticvly for linux
i just got the unreal .run installer works great
wondering what other games have been ported and where i might find links i checked happy penguin but i didn't see anything i could download |
the games i managed to play successfully on linux:
Quake 1,2,3 Castle Wolfenstein, Enemy Territory Unreal Tournamnt, UT2003, UT2004 Never Winter Nights Tribes 2 |
where can i get an installer for caslter wolfenstien and ut 2003?
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Castle Wolfenstein, just get the patch from idsoftware, UT2003 is on the third CD (root)
BTW you may need to first extract the paks with wine or in Windows and then copy them once you install the patch. |
Quick google.com search will give you:
wolfenstein: http://www.fileshack.com/file.x?fid=132 UT2003: http://howto.linuxkungfu.org/ut2003/ Google is your no 1 friend online , use it ;) |
Follow this link for a list of games and just do a search for the commercial titles,... then follow the links they provide to get the linux binaries (if they are available, some Linux ports require you to purchase the Linux version).
http://icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php |
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Ravage is good. He uses Mandrake, I think. He participates a bit on their users board.
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some games have been ported using winex's libs; one of these is "the sims"; check www.transgaming.com for more info
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i wonder how you can natively port something using wine or winex...
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You link against its libraries instead of Windows libraries, so you still need WineX to run the program :evil:
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I like to play DOOM3. You can get a patch for it from id.
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Quake 1,2,3 Castle Wolfenstein, Enemy Territory Unreal Tournamnt, UT2003, UT2004 Never Winter Nights Tribes 2 " Add quake 4 and Doom 3 to that list :) |
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http://www.fileshack.com/file.x?fid=1200 Mind the game can be too difficult to play online for new players cuz last time i checked Tribes2 only had hardcore tribers left playing. Probably steepest learning curve, unless uve played Tribes 1, another fine classic that :) |
Yeah the port for Doom 3 runs quite nice on linux :) The only bad thing is that you can't use any of the build in editors through linux :( As a note our Doom 3 Coop Mod at http://lms.d3files.com also does have linux support so it is there if you want to get a few more miles out of Doom 3 :) I definitely wish there were more games though that had native ports as I hate having any excuse to load up windows again, gross.
Also a good place to go for linux games is http://happypenguin.org/ Take care. -calimer |
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