Leftovers: Gaming
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AirMech Has A New Linux Build That Should Run For More Gamers
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C4 Engine Drops Linux Support, Developer Says Linux Is Inferior
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Devs of the C4 Engine Say Mac OS and Windows Are Superior to Linux, Support Dropped
Developers of the C4 Engine, a proprietary game engine used in numerous titles, have decided to drop the Linux support because they say the open platform is a nightmare to work with.
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Teddy Floppy Ear – Mountain Adventure Is a Linux Games for Kids
Teddy Floppy Ear – Mountain Adventure is a new game developed and published by Forever Entertainment on Steam. The makers of the game also released a Linux version and it is now available with a 15% discount.
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