Bored? Go Postal!
Most common users are bored and play games. I decidet to buy Postal 2 Fudge pack. Since its native to Linux and your able to do what ever you like to do. To be honest its a kick in the but to find out how to get the game working. After a few error fixes and some searching. I noticed that it was missing some files. Its all on the DVD’s so no worries to download!
Enough talking lets get started!
Step one: mounting/Installing
The most important thing that make youngsters so attached to Windows
and reject Linux distributions is running games. To solve this problem
we give those links:
How to install any game using Wine?
This
question was asked in the Linuxquestions.org and largely discussed. It
mainly deals with the best tools to run games on Linux such as Wine and
VMware.
Yes, you read it right, Linux game lovers, meet 113 Fedora graphical games.
Many of you, Linux users, have Windows installed on your PCs for only one reason: it’s a game or a program, written only for the Redmond’s system. In the last few years true alternatives have appeared: Cedega and CrossOverOffice. Cedega is the WinAPI’s overlay, based on the open source Wine. It lets you play games designed for Microsoft systems.
In version 6 support for the following technologies has been added: DirectX 9a, Pixel Shaders 1.4, Vertex Shaders 1.1.
Finding information about how to develop and publish games for Linux
is difficult. There aren’t many articles or tutorials written about it,
and there is no centralized web site you can go to find all the
answers. It took me a long time to find all the information I needed to
finish the Linux version of Dirk Dashing: Secret Agent and publish it.
So I’ve decided to write a series of articles to capture everything I
have learned. I hope these articles will be useful to other developers
who want to port their games to Linux.