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Ho-Hum: Yes, Team Fortress 2 Is Coming To Linux
Phoronix: Ho-Hum: Yes, Team Fortress 2 Is Coming To Linux
Many Phoronix readers have been writing in over the past day getting excited that it looks like Team Fortress 2 is coming to Linux...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTIxNDA
Senior Member
The hat fever is coming to Linux
This is great for me because i already own TF2 for Window$ and it was already confirmed in their blog that all owners of their Source game engine titles for Window$ will have FREE access to the Linux versions
Can't wait also for CS:GO and DOTA2....hell, even DoD would be very nice !!!
Now....BRING ON THE DARN BETAS !!!!
Junior Member
looks good!!!!
Senior Member
Hmm, interesting(?) mount names containing the string 'linux' (http://cdr.thebronasium.com/app/4)
HTML Code:cstrike_beta-linux dystopia-linux episode1-linux esmod-linux insurgency-linux Counter-Strike Source-linux ageofchivalry-linux diprip-linux orangebox-linux pvkii-linux smashball-linux synergy-linux zps-linux dods-linux garrysmod-linux hl2mp-linux tf-linux l4d_full-linux left4dead-linux left4dead2-linux left4dead2_demo-linux darkesthour-linux marenostrum-linux redorchestra-linux defencealliance2-linux killingfloor-linux ship-linux serioussam3-linux serioussam3-linux serioussam3-linux serioussam3-linux garrysmodbeta-linux
Senior Member
I'd really like to see blackmesa-linux there...
Senior Member
Originally Posted by entropy
That list is too good to be true !!!!
Is it possible that is file-server related ?!? There are many games with dedi-server soft for linux but w/o clients for it...why 4 entries for SS3 ?!?
I really wish that list is for Linux clients !!! Too many good titles right there !!!
Senior Member
Well yeah, could be dedicated servers...
Senior Member
Actually that list looks pretty realistical for clients
Senior Member
GoldSource is also ported to Linux: http://cdr.thebronasium.com/app/4
Senior Member
Yes, that list counts dedicated servers as software.
A better list is here:
http://marlamin.com/cdr/search.php?s=linux&searchby=os
Then you can click on each item and see that Steam does in fact link to the game itself.
Again, if you already have games in that list purchased for any platform (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux), then you can play it on any other platform without paying a penny more. Pretty nice.
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