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    Gaming with Linux

    Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by Yellow1, Sep 15, 2006.

  1. Yellow1

    Yellow1 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I'm going to be terrible and admit that my Linux box is not a laptop, it's a desktop. But it's by far the most powerful computer I have access to.
    I like playing RTS games and was wondering if anybody has any experience playing these with Linux.
     
  2. rj686

    rj686 Notebook Consultant

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    linux has two options for game emulation, there is the free-version but much less advanced wine--> http://winehq.com/

    and also a program called cedega, which will run most triple A titles but that costs 5 dollars a month --> http://www.transgaming.com

    you could also compile cedega cvs manually but unless you have a lot of computer experience i wouldn't recommend that.