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I'm looking for popular game servers(Counter Strike, L4D2, HL2...) running on Linux. But there is not a lot of information on this topic in the Internet. So, if you know any related resources, please, post a link here.
Last edited by dangerkoffe; 06-24-2010 at 03:11 AM.
Dedicated game servers is running on Linux .Having a dedicated piece of hardware that runs the server application provides a more efficient and play a peer-to-peer strict script. Many groups will set up their own game servers are run from their homes.The main reason for the popularity of video games is the multiplayer online game Thurs Players are able to interact with their peers and total strangers around the clock.
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