GNU/Linux Games and Wine
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Dominator Bundle Includes Rocket League, Starts from $1
If you’re the only Linux gamer to not own the super rad Rocket League, here’s your chance. A high-torque melee mash-up of various different genres, Rocket League launched on Linux last year.
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Rocket League gets Easter goodies and a new game mode in free update
The massively popular Rocket League sees the start of its new competitive season today and brings with it a whole range of tweaks and new content in its latest update.
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You will want to force your CPU into high performance mode for Vulkan games on Linux due to a bug
There's an interesting bug in the Linux CPU governor that will actually bring down performance in Vulkan games.
You might end up seeing jerking or micro-stutter, far more than you would in OpenGL games. The issue is that when using OpenGL in games, you're generally taxing a single core of your CPU due to less multi-threading. With Vulkan spreading the load more, your CPU isn't being used so much.
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Wednesday Madness, a quick look at some good Linux gaming deals
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Interview with Feral Interactive about their ports and Mesa drivers, Steam keys offered for Mesa developers
It has been a while since we officially spoke to Feral Interactive [Official Site] about their Linux ports, with the last time being in June 2014. It’s time to get reacquainted and see where things stand right now.
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Battle for Wesnoth 1.13.7 Released
For those looking for a free software turn-based strategy game, the open-source Battle for Wesnoth project remains under development.
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Based on Wine 2.4, Wine Staging 2.4 Brings GDI+ Scaling Performance Improvements
The Wine Staging development team announced today the release and immediate availability of the Wine Staging 2.4 milestone, which comes about two weeks after the previous maintenance update.
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Wine Staging 2.4 released
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