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Quote from: Sethamundo on November 15, 2006, 08:37:41 amQuote from: FliesLikeABrick on November 14, 2006, 01:11:05 pmQuote from: Sethamundo on November 14, 2006, 08:35:53 amUbuntu's set of (native) games is actually pretty good. QuoteYou're speaking of the default games that come with Ubuntu correct?If you're talking about commercial games that run natively on Linux (Ubuntu) then give me a list of the games that do if possible. If not that then if you can find it, a list of games that are OpenGL so that I can know ahead of time.I play Source games, Soldat, WoW. With Wine and the other software that has the same purpose I can play those games with Ubuntu. So I'll soon be switching to Ubuntu permanently.take a look at my posts in here, and use google a bunch to find out what games are opengl and what other ones run in wineWell yes but I was just wondering if anyone had a massive compiled list, or knew of a link to a list. As far as I know, anything I want to do, I can do with Ubuntu.wiki?
Quote from: FliesLikeABrick on November 14, 2006, 01:11:05 pmQuote from: Sethamundo on November 14, 2006, 08:35:53 amUbuntu's set of (native) games is actually pretty good. QuoteYou're speaking of the default games that come with Ubuntu correct?If you're talking about commercial games that run natively on Linux (Ubuntu) then give me a list of the games that do if possible. If not that then if you can find it, a list of games that are OpenGL so that I can know ahead of time.I play Source games, Soldat, WoW. With Wine and the other software that has the same purpose I can play those games with Ubuntu. So I'll soon be switching to Ubuntu permanently.take a look at my posts in here, and use google a bunch to find out what games are opengl and what other ones run in wineWell yes but I was just wondering if anyone had a massive compiled list, or knew of a link to a list. As far as I know, anything I want to do, I can do with Ubuntu.
Quote from: Sethamundo on November 14, 2006, 08:35:53 amUbuntu's set of (native) games is actually pretty good. QuoteYou're speaking of the default games that come with Ubuntu correct?If you're talking about commercial games that run natively on Linux (Ubuntu) then give me a list of the games that do if possible. If not that then if you can find it, a list of games that are OpenGL so that I can know ahead of time.I play Source games, Soldat, WoW. With Wine and the other software that has the same purpose I can play those games with Ubuntu. So I'll soon be switching to Ubuntu permanently.take a look at my posts in here, and use google a bunch to find out what games are opengl and what other ones run in wine
Ubuntu's set of (native) games is actually pretty good. QuoteYou're speaking of the default games that come with Ubuntu correct?If you're talking about commercial games that run natively on Linux (Ubuntu) then give me a list of the games that do if possible. If not that then if you can find it, a list of games that are OpenGL so that I can know ahead of time.I play Source games, Soldat, WoW. With Wine and the other software that has the same purpose I can play those games with Ubuntu. So I'll soon be switching to Ubuntu permanently.
Quote from: bja888 on November 15, 2006, 08:57:40 amQuote from: Sethamundo on November 15, 2006, 08:37:41 amQuote from: FliesLikeABrick on November 14, 2006, 01:11:05 pmQuote from: Sethamundo on November 14, 2006, 08:35:53 amUbuntu's set of (native) games is actually pretty good. QuoteYou're speaking of the default games that come with Ubuntu correct?If you're talking about commercial games that run natively on Linux (Ubuntu) then give me a list of the games that do if possible. If not that then if you can find it, a list of games that are OpenGL so that I can know ahead of time.I play Source games, Soldat, WoW. With Wine and the other software that has the same purpose I can play those games with Ubuntu. So I'll soon be switching to Ubuntu permanently.take a look at my posts in here, and use google a bunch to find out what games are opengl and what other ones run in wineWell yes but I was just wondering if anyone had a massive compiled list, or knew of a link to a list. As far as I know, anything I want to do, I can do with Ubuntu.wiki?gotta love firefox extentionshttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games < listhttp://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=games%20with%20Ubuntu&gwp=16 < articles
