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LCA: Linux gaming at lastLCA: Linux gaming at lastPosted Feb 13, 2013 19:54 UTC (Wed) by anholt (guest, #52292)In reply to: LCA: Linux gaming at last by mgedmin Parent article: LCA: Linux gaming at last
Very cool! Of course, it doesn't get the stuff outside of debian (steam, HIB), but here's what I managed to get out of it for "games people are using", most popular first:
2231 gnuchess 44230 1890 35622 6677 41 (Oliver Korff)
If I try to filter for things I know of as being "GL games":
2857 yakuake 2305 1145 1047 113 0 (Ana Beatriz Guerrero Lopez)
It's interesting to see the long tail of games being run. I'd be interested in some of the time-spent information you get out of steam, and whether this is just 68 people having run all these games for testing or if many people are playing different stuff, but it's at least more information than I thought we had. It'll help me balance priorities of bugs among these games.
None of this GL stuff is as popular as solitaire, though.
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LCA: Linux gaming at last Posted Feb 13, 2013 20:03 UTC (Wed) by andrel (subscriber, #5166) [Link] There is also Ubuntu Popcon which seemingly has a larger pool of contributors.
LCA: Linux gaming at last Posted Feb 14, 2013 11:15 UTC (Thu) by micka (subscriber, #38720) [Link]
In your list you have 'yakuake'... This is not a game but a terminal emulator ;)
LCA: Linux gaming at last Posted Feb 14, 2013 16:22 UTC (Thu) by anholt (guest, #52292) [Link]
Oh, right. I remember hearing about that long ago and thinking... quake-style terminal emulator? Why is quake's terminal particularly interesting?
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