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The Quake 4 1.4.1 Beta patch is now available
Friday, April 13, 2007 @ 15:58:57 AST by meshal (9968 reads) |  The Quake 4 1.4.1 Beta patch is now available for
download.
We hope everyone enjoys the new content, features and
fixes! For a more complete list of changes, please see the
README.
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Quake 4 v1.3-2 Linux Update
Monday, August 14, 2006 @ 02:54:11 AST by meshal (967 reads) | Another update is out now for
Quake 4,
though this time it's solely a Linux binary update. Quake 4 v1.3-2 for Linux has
been released due to the v1.2 to v1.3 installer having a few issues, and then
there were also SMP problems. The updated patches are available from id
Software.
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X2 The Threat Ships For Linux
Thursday, June 01, 2006 @ 17:31:30 AST by meshal (1010 reads) | | One month after LGP has announced that their port of Egosoft's
X2 The Threat had went gold, the game is finally available. Orders are
shipping right now, after the previous May 19 shipping date, and this space
title can be ordered through Linux Game Publishing or the distribution
outlets. Our X2 Linux content is still available, and LGP is still offering
up a free demo version of the game.
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LGP X2 - The Threat v1.4 (BETA 1) Benchmarks
Wednesday, January 04, 2006 @ 08:57:50 AST by meshal (962 reads) |
When we had heard that X2 - The Threat would finally be
ported over to Linux from the talented folks at LGP (Linux Game Publishing) we
were simply ecstatic. However, now that the first BETA of the game has reached
its closed testing community we are even more rhapsodic. With the game still in
development stages, there are of course a few bugs but many of these gaming
volunteers have found poor frame-rate performance with their various systems.
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Linux Games Update: UT2004 and Quake 4
Saturday, December 17, 2005 @ 22:20:47 AST by meshal (1024 reads) |
Here are the latest patches just
released for both
UT2004 and
Quake 4 for Linux.
Icculus
has released an update to the
UT2004 3369 patch.
3369.1 fixes the following from 3369:
- Linux: Fixed large memory usage.
- x86 Linux: Reenabled Pixomatic renderer ("PixoDrv").
- Mac OS X: game will now run on Mac OS X 10.2.8
("Jaguar") again.
- Mac OS X: 3D audio now correctly spatializes,
other OpenAL fixes.
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America's Army 2.5.0 Available for Linux
Monday, October 31, 2005 @ 19:57:18 AST by meshal (1425 reads) | | linuxhardware.org :
Friday,
Icculus
announced the release of
America's Army 2.5.0
for Linux. This was only a couple of days after the release of the Windows
version to Icculus' and the Army's credit. We provided a mirror for the lauch of
the new version. You can find a copy of America's
Army 2.5.0 for Linux and Mac OS X at the following
locations here at LH.o:
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Quake 4 Linux Installer
Friday, October 21, 2005 @ 11:41:36 AST by meshal (2998 reads) | | linuxgames.com :
Quake 4 for GNU/Linux is available now! The installer has been uploaded to
our ftp and on the BitTorrent tracker. We're very pleased to announce that this
it with both a dedicated server and a native client.
A licensed copy of Quake 4 retail for Windows(r) is required You will copy the
assets files from it and use the CD key ( a CD key is not required to run a
dedicated server )
96ac1b993dafe5d255a7ee85d07187db quake4-linux-1.0.2147.12.x86.run
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HEXUS.feature - Linux Gaming.
Saturday, March 05, 2005 @ 05:42:05 AST by meshal (867 reads) | Getting lost in Acton, with two suitcases full of expensive kit, in
the dark, isn't fun. Especially when you've been carrying the heavy kit about on
the train and tube for an hour and a half. However, that is how I, with my
expert navigational skills, found myself at 10 PM on Friday night, headed for
the Intel Bloodline
LAN somewhere in the local area. I teamed up with HEXUS.net forum regular
mgh0 who had just arrived at a nearby tube stop, and with our unerring combined
sense of direction, we made it to Black Island Studios, just off the A40.
I was going to Intel/Jolt Bloodline for the proper LAN experience - poor eating,
sleeping & hygiene arrangements; a room full of sweaty Counter-Strike players;
and playing games into the small hours - but I had one little... eccentricity...
to my arrangements:
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Revisiting Linux GPUs: Playing the Driver Game.
Saturday, January 01, 2005 @ 13:53:34 AST by meshal (965 reads) | anandtech.com:
Most Windows gamers felt the height of the driver wars between NVIDIA and ATI about 18 months ago - driver "optimizations", rushed releases and performance fluctuation. Linux remained relatively untouched during this process, getting an update once every 4 or 5 months with only the minimum enhancements. It looks, however, that things are about to change - and very soon. When NVIDIA and ATI both released their newest Linux drivers within a couple of days of each other, we started to get the feeling that there was some healthy competition brewing. However, memories of rushed-to-release drivers haunt us - and we hope that trend hasn't spilled over into Linux.
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Does Linux Have Game?
Friday, December 31, 2004 @ 04:03:20 AST by meshal (909 reads) | tomshardware.com :
Earlier this year, our Linux Comes to the Desktop article caused a stir, when we stated that gaming on a Linux platform remained a limited proposition. Now it is time to detail why this is the case. We will explore what is the best you can hope for when you opt for the penguin to play Unreal and Doom III. We will also look at why Linux lovers must be contented with the state of things -- for the time being, that is, because things are looking up for the Linux gaming crowd.
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