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My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com)My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com)Posted Oct 14, 2006 2:24 UTC (Sat) by einstein (subscriber, #2052)In reply to: My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) by tjc Parent article: My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com)
There are 3d games for windoze? j/k
oh well. I've been playing FPS games on linux ever since doom was ported to linux in 1995, and I remember when quake for linux came out around Christmas of 1996. When quake 3 demo came out, I was there with my voodoo graphics card and dri drivers, lots of hours down the tube with idsoftware games.
Nowdays it's ut2004, and still quake 3 arena. also rtcw and the spinoff, et. I also bought quake 4 and doonm 3, but I honestly like quake 3 arena more.
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My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 14, 2006 9:35 UTC (Sat) by grouch (guest, #27289) [Link] 'Fess up -- any early Doomer in Linux had to spend some time torturing MS Windows users with demos of ttyquake as soon as it came out. How many eyes did you ruin?
My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 14, 2006 10:33 UTC (Sat) by steve_goa (guest, #27461) [Link] There was this great 'SimCity'-like game that I loved playing on Red Hat Linux 7 which was running fairly good on my Pentium 150 ~ 32MB RAM ~ 4 GB HDD.
-Steve
My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 14, 2006 10:47 UTC (Sat) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link] Lincity is still going strong!
My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 14, 2006 12:49 UTC (Sat) by mjr (guest, #6979) [Link] Not to buff proprietary games over free replacements, but as a little-known curiosity, there was actually a Linux demo version of the original Simcity around a fair decade ago. Don't recall if license keys were actually sold.
My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 14, 2006 19:04 UTC (Sat) by msphil (guest, #1378) [Link] I know of one *cough cough* :-)
My first 10 years with Linux (Linux.com) Posted Oct 16, 2006 18:41 UTC (Mon) by einstein (subscriber, #2052) [Link] ttyquake was a very cool hack, it's all coming back to me now...
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