[GRLUG] linux gaming

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I've always been partial to FreeCiv. It's not quite as good as real 
civilization in some ways (graphics suck compared to Civ, trails in some 
features) but it's expandable and open source.

David Pembrook wrote:
> I know there are sites out there listing open source games but.. what 
> are your favorites? I can't imagine any of them are easy to jump into 
> the code, but that would be interesting too. I'm pretty bored with 
> games lately. There is nothing new... just improved eye candy.
>
> For that reason, my friends and I are actually playing some pretty old 
> stuff right now. Wolf Enemy Territory (cross platform) is quite 
> playable, built on a quake engine and promotes team play.
>
> Dave
>
> Tim Schmidt wrote:
>> On 5/14/06, Bill Creswell <billcreswell at gmail.com> wrote:
>>   
>>> Sure. An open source version of the GRLUG?
>>>     
>>
>> ???
>>
>> Just a game-oriented (but not anything-else-hostile) get together with
>> all of GRLUG invited.
>>
>> I don't have any Windows machines in the house, and prefer to only run
>> software I can muck with, hence the emphasis on free / open source
>> games.
>>
>> --tim
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