Leftovers: Games

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New Unreal Tournament Game Will Be Available For Linux, Free
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New Unreal Tournament Announced, Linux Support Is A Go & Will Be Free
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Unreal Tournament coming to Linux and it will be developed with the community
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Linux Video of the Week: Limit Theory Game Developer Switches to Linux
Game developer Josh Parnell has released the latest development update on his open-world space simulation and strategy game, Limit Theory. While the graphics are beautiful, this release is particularly notable because Parnell has switched to developing on the native Linux client version from Windows (which he called “just annoying.”)
Limit Theory is Kickstarter-funded as of December 2012 and has a planned release date for early 2014. When it's finished, players will be able to explore space, prospect for and mine asteroids, command a fleet of star ships, and more.
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The Bridge available for Mac and Linux starting May 16
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SteamOS Is Now Based on Debian 7.5 “Wheezy” and Features the Latest AMD 14.4 Drivers
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SteamOS Is Now Based On Debian 7.5 Wheezy
SteamOS Update 105 has been recently released, using Debian Wheezy 7.5 as a base kit for the packages, receiving updates for the base-files, debian-installer, lcms2, libquvi-scripts, libsoup2.4, libxml2, samba, and dpkg packages packages. Also, AMD Catalytat 14.4 has been made available by default, the Iceweasel browser has received some security updates a bunch of new software like unzip, git, cgdb, and rsync have been added to the SteamOS repositories, the Realtek r8168 driver has been added by default, and support for more Intel Wi-Fi cards has been added.
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The Bridge for Mac/Linux Coming Next Week
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Dota 2 Gets More Items and Important Fixes
Dota 2, Valve's own take on the famous Dota mod for Warcraft 3, has just received a new update bringing various fixes and a few new features.
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Transport Tycoon Deluxe Remake OpenTTD 1.4.1 RC Arrives with More Fixes
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SUSE Launches Beta Program for SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing
While SUSE is working hard on the major SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 release, they recently announced that the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing (HPC) platform is now a dedicated SUSE Linux Enterprise product based on SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, available for public testing on 64-bit and ARM 64-bit architectures.
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 will introduce numerous new features and improvements, including a brand new installer that offers a single unified method to install one of the supported SUSE Linux Enterprise products, including the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing module, which comes with a set of components used in high-performance computing environments.
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