What are some decent Linux multiplayer games?
What free games are available for Linux that are multiplayer and don't require OpenGL/DRI?. I'll take as many as you people are generous enough to provide links for. I have really become addicted to multiplayer games and so far, BZFlag has become my personal favorite. A good Linux RPG would definately be nice except that when I installed and ran Nethack (FalconsEye) it was too big for my screen because I use the 800 x 600.
Anyway, thank's! |
"Don't require OpenGL/DRI"
Um.. and how are you playing bzflag? That needs the glx extension... |
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Anyway, I'd settle for any decent games (Multiplayer or otherwise). Thank's again. EDIT: Oh BZFlag...hmmm...well glx loads but DRI does not. Also, I'm not running it with all the options but when I try, it gets really slow and jerky (just like TuxRacer, CUBE, FlightGear, etc). |
what is your card? maybe dri wouldnt be the best drivers out there for your card. the DRI drivers, although open-source and semi-decent, should be traded for proprietary drivers that come from your vendor.
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I'm willing to try anything at this point. Whatever help I get will not go to waste and will be greatly appreciated. |
Try this link... proprietary drivers for your graphics card...... enjoy it :D
http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=296 |
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Thank's (greatly!) |
I followed your advice. My computer no longer works. Could you at least help me get the original drivers installed?.
Thank's |
Post the error messages (if any) you get when you try to start X.
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/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/savage_drv.o and... /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/savage_dri.so ...with ones that were for RedHat Linux 7-2/8.0 so I now have OLDER driver files and they do not work correctly. I'm running Fedora Linux (core 1#) and Gnome. Actually if I could just suck these two files back off the Fedora CD's or something, that would be great. Any ideas? Thanks again (I appreciate your help a lot!) |
Those driver files come with the XFree86 packages. You could *probably* (note that I don't use redhat so I don't know how it screws things up) just reinstall the XFree86 package that came with your installation. There should be a filelist on one of those CDs (*should*), and you should be able to grep for savage:
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grep savage filelist Try: Code:
rpm -l XFree86-package_name | grep -i savage Alternatively, you could go to: http://xfree86.org and follow links, or go to (assuming your XFree86 version is 4.3.0 and your glibc version is 2.3--anyone know what Fedora Core 1 uses?): ftp://ftp.xfree86.org/pub/XFree86/4....-ix86-glibc23/ and download xmod.tgz. Then do the following: Code:
mv xmod.tgz /some/temporary/space P.S. You really should try to keep your related threads down to one per topic. . . |
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