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Building from CVS doesnt expire, but you dont get all the frills like their GUI (which i didn't really like) however when buying it you will have access to updates for new games etc. support and most importantly, you will be contributing to the project that allows you to play your favourite game
cedega was very quick to get half life 2 working, as it was a huge release and a big selling point for cedega. i didnt get much chance to test it, but it worked ok, just not q as smooth as in windows. this was abt 6 months ago when i tried, so i dare say cedega has been improved since then
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