Yes, I purchased 3 licenses of UT just for use on Linux boxen - if it
didn't run natively, I wouldn't like it so much.
MonMotha, I must respectfully remind you that the subscription I paid
for is one of the few things that encourages developers who need
financial incentives to work on Linux software. Also, there are several
things that require WineX, and won't run on Wine alone.
-Jeff
MonMotha wrote:
Jeff Mings wrote:
Actually, WineX works surprisingly well - I have used it to play
DiabloII. I haven't had time to try the latest build, which should
allow me to play Black and White. I'm still enjoying Unreal
Tournament and a surprisingly good new game, Cube. I've still got to
get around to trying out the TribesII copy I just bought from
Tuxgames. Gaming under Linux has more potential than many realize
and needs the Linux community's financial support.
You know UT has a native port...has had since it came out. The port
was supported by Loki for a while, but wasn't even made by them. It
was an in house port.
Also, Half-Life (and therefore CS) can be run in normal WINE. No need
to give the OSS moochers at transgaming your money.
