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[Chipp]

Debian Etch, with America's Army, CS:S via a Cedega source build, and UT:2004

Next purchases will be ET:QW and UT3.

[reset3x]

Xubuntu 7.04.

I'm playing these:

[Wheezy Baby]

Originally Posted by Chipp

Debian Etch, with America's Army, CS:S via a Cedega source build, and UT:2004

Next purchases will be ET:QW and UT3.

Originally Posted by reset3x

Xubuntu 7.04.

I'm playing these:

Both of you have been added. And I cannot wait for ET:QW

[lattyware]

Where is UT2004?

Can't wait for U3.

[Wheezy Baby]

Originally Posted by lattyware

Where is UT2004?

Can't wait for U3.

What do you mean, where?

[pato88]

I think he means on the list maybe?

Oh and Endo already made a thread about Linux native games. He had a pretty big list (about 25 games if i recall) plus alot of links to places with their own lists of linux-native games.

Search for it

[Wheezy Baby]

Originally Posted by pato88

I think he means on the list maybe?

Oh and Endo already made a thread about Linux native games. He had a pretty big list (about 25 games if i recall) plus alot of links to places with their own lists of linux-native games.

Search for it

Yeah I saw it a little while back. Not a bad list but there are masses of lists already around online. I'll see about a collaboration with him on it.

[endo]

ya here is the link

[priapus]

Originally Posted by Chipp

via a Cedega source build

How do you find your Cedega source build compared to Wine and normal binary Cedega?

Lets see Savage, Quake 4, and True Combat Elite are my big three games. I also have played a variety of single player games but I won't list them.

[Chipp]

Originally Posted by priapus

How do you find your Cedega source build compared to Wine and normal binary Cedega?

Lets see Savage, Quake 4, and True Combat Elite are my big three games. I also have played a variety of single player games but I won't list them.

I've not tried binary Cedega so I can't comment on that. I find that Cedega offers marginally better (~5 FPS) performance over Wine, especially on well-populated servers. I assume they've got the DirectX code better optimized for less CPU overhead.