Civ 5 is now on Linux.

[SuF]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/8930/

I for one am very excited. Screw windows.

 

http://store.steampowered.com/app/8930/

I for one am very excited. Screw windows.

Glad for the push to steamOS/linux (although I think they did it badly by having 5000000 third party models instead of 1-3 official steam models).

That is the major reason that I don't use linux as my main OS, too difficult if you're a gamer or like to use certain software like MSN.

 

[SuF]

Glad for the push to steamOS/linux (although I think they did it badly by having 5000000 third party models instead of 1-3 official steam models).

That is the major reason that I don't use linux as my main OS, too difficult if you're a gamer or like to use certain software like MSN.

I run linux as my main OS. I only boot windows to game. I can't wait for more stuff to start coming out on it so I can rid myself of windows for good.

 

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Just came in to agree that windows sucks balls compared to linux. That is all.

 

[SuF]

Just came in to agree that windows sucks balls compared to linux. That is all.

What distro?

 

I run linux as my main OS. I only boot windows to game. I can't wait for more stuff to start coming out on it so I can rid myself of windows for good.

I've always dual booted. If there was as wide spread support for linux applications as there are for mac I'd adopt it full time as well.

I've used ubuntu, mint, backtrack 5, debian, centos, and arch linux. Although admittedly I only boot to them when I feel like messing around, because of limited application support for what I'm doing using them is a bit rare.

Mint and Arch Linux are my go to for sure.

I'm seriously waiting for the day when I can uninstall windows..

 

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I run linux as my main OS. I only boot windows to game. I can't wait for more stuff to start coming out on it so I can rid myself of windows for good.

Linux is a kernel. What you're referring to as Linux is in fact GNU/Linux.

 

[SuF]

I've always dual booted. If there was as wide spread support for linux applications as there are for mac I'd adopt it full time as well.

I've used ubuntu, mint, backtrack 5, debian, centos, and arch linux. Although admittedly I only boot to them when I feel like messing around, because of limited application support for what I'm doing using them is a bit rare.

Mint and Arch Linux are my go to for sure.

I'm seriously waiting for the day when I can uninstall windows..

I love Linux because of the general great support for development tools. The command line is also far superior to windows.

Linux is a kernel. What you're referring to as Linux is in fact GNU/Linux.

Stop being pedantic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU/Linux_naming_controversy