Stars! (2.7 RC3) is a lot like Masters of Orion III, but is ten years older and a lot simpler but more difficult. It also runs flawlessly in WINE, as it uses the windows 3.1 application interface.

eh, imo MoO2 is better than MoO3 - galciv 2: dread lords is very good as well (galactic civilizations).

Would like to see steam and the valve games working in linux - h/l 2,cs: s,h/l etc...

Does anyone know about X-Plane? If I order it, can I get both the Linux and Windows versions or only the Linux version? How do I install the program? Is the Linux and Windows versions on the same cds? Thanks.

DOSBox runs natively on Linux. I've found very few things that don't work properly.

The X-Plane DVD comes with the windows and mac installer. You will need to download the linux dvd installer from the X-Plane website. Basically when you purchase X-Plane you get the game for all platforms. Excellent game too I might add. Have fun.

Hi Folks,
I would like ot see Sid Meier's Magic, a civilzation type game. I would also like to see Diablo II and Betrayal at Krondor.

-Crimsonkil

Legend of Zelda.

As I understand it, there is a port available for windows and Mac, named Zelda Classic. Linux port in the works; no word on when it will be available.

I would love to see Wow ported to linux

Anarchy Online! One of the only two MMORPGs that have been able to hold my attention, and the other one allready runs great with WINE, though a native client for Ultima Online that ran the 3D version would be nice.

Not all of it, but enough to make it not worth the while for most companies to bother doing it.

Two programs, Cedega and Crossover Office, are both trying to get Windows games working with Linux with varying degrees of success, then of course there's Wine... Their ambition is to get everything that ever worked on Windows to work on Linux.

This is a Linux Client for Anarchy Online already.... and it's free!

Haven't seen one so far, if you'd be interested in dropping a link so I can pick it up that's be great.

i'd like to play Winning Eleven or pro evolution Soccer under my Open SUSE...

This is a 65 page thread, so I'm sure it's already been said but...


World of Warcraft. I've been through hell and back using wine, cedega, VMWare, trying to get the damned thing to work. Everywhere I went I got told, "you get much better fps most of the time in linux". I certainly haven't yet.


Not to mention (although it might be a rumor), Blizzard originally accidentally released a linux based WoW client... If that's true, it shouldn't be TOO hard for them to upgrade it to latest.


And they'd make a lot of customers a lot more happy..


I'd buy the game again if it meant a native linux client.




-nfsnobody

I would like to see Guild Wars and COD2 Ported.

If anybody hears anything let me know k!

markmonheit@pyramidmg.com