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I still use multiple OSes for a variety of work and situations. Just because Linux is my main OS, doesn't mean I don't use Windows equally. I use it, FreeBSD, and even OpenIndiana(Illumos) as needed.
However, welcome to the growing community of Linux users, admins, and enthusiasts, and enjoy your OS and have fun with it.
I wonder if the forum was having problems? Recently one was tossed up into my feed about kernel trees being retired, only to learn it was from 2009. But I learned about the existence of curry sauce, so it was a good thing in the end.
Slackware has a bunch of free games of highest quality, via slackbuilds. My all-time fave is openarena, which is a free fork of quake 3 arena code. Oh yeah, if you ever see this guy at an airport, hi-five him for me please.
And then there's supertux2, supertuxkart, minetest, openttd (holy $#!+), freeciv, hedgewars. I am only naming ones I played and found amazingly good. I bet the full list is somewhat longer. I understand that 10 games is not the same as 1000 games to pick from. But then, I personally spend 95% of my gaming time in openarena, and it's not uncommon that a single great game takes care of one's gaming needs for years. (Cue the ghost of WoW.)
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