This Guy Tested 100 DRM-Free Humble Games on Linux So You Don’t Have To
One of the many things I love about the Linux community is how ridiculously helpful it can be.
Like a lot of us, Børge A. Roum has bought a lot of Humble Bundles over the years. And, also like a lot of us, says he was lured in by the inclusion of Linux DRM-free games.
But have you ever hit a problem trying to play any of them?
Roum did, as he explains in a blog post: “Quite a few of the games I bought didn’t seem to actually work! Or I had to jump trough some crazy hoops that no self respecting developers would ever think to ask any Windows or Mac OS users to jump through.”
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