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2015 Was A Stellar Year For Linux Gaming
This year was a stellar year for Linux gaming with seeing hundreds of new native game releases and more.
Over the course of the past 12 months there were more than 700 Steam Linux games released: I haven't been able to find an exact count, but simply put it was just this past March that there were 1,000 Steam Linux games while as of writing this article today there are more than 1,750 titles.
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OpenRA 2015 Christmas Release Brings Many Fixes
The developers behind OpenRA, the open-source re-implementation of the original Command and Conquer games with a focus on cross-platform support, issued a new version of their engine for Christmas.
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The Wine Development Release 1.9.0 Is Now Available
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The Development For Wine 1.9 Has Been Started
Wine (Wine Is Not An Emulator) is an open-source compatibility layer software app that enables the Linux and Unix users to run Windows software on their systems, via the Winelib software library.
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