Does this mean anything for Half-Life on a Mac?
Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
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Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#12This is so amazing, but I'm really hoping that they release a way for mod developers to recompile their mods to work... Do they have the multiplayer aspects working? Obligatory plug for my favourite HL1 mod: http://www.unknownworlds.com/ns/ Edit: Yep, sure enough HL1 shows up in the Steam Linux CDR ( http://cdr.xpaw.ru/linux/ ), and interestingly enough, so does Counter-Strike - albeit with the message "Not Marked fo…
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#13Does this mean anything for Half-Life on a Mac?
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#14So, stating the obvious, this was only done because the Steam Box will run on a Linux variant, right?
2. "only?
3. Why do people care? Not necessarily you, but commenters on reddit, The Verge and others are practically angry at Valve supporting Linux.
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#15It's officially just for Windows, but it runs fine in Wine.
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#16So, stating the obvious, this was only done because the Steam Box will run on a Linux variant, right?
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#17This is so amazing, but I'm really hoping that they release a way for mod developers to recompile their mods to work... Do they have the multiplayer aspects working? Obligatory plug for my favourite HL1 mod: http://www.unknownworlds.com/ns/ Edit: Yep, sure enough HL1 shows up in the Steam Linux CDR ( http://cdr.xpaw.ru/linux/ ), and interestingly enough, so does Counter-Strike - albeit with the message "Not Marked fo…
Re: Valve Pushes Out Half-Life For Linux
#18So, stating the obvious, this was only done because the Steam Box will run on a Linux variant, right?
1. Why is that obvious? 2. "only? 3. Why do people care? Not necessarily you, but commenters on reddit, The Verge and others are practically angry at Valve supporting Linux.
On top of that, the PC itself seems to have peaked. It's hard to think that Valve sees this as the right time to pour resources into PC gaming on Linux. It's much more likely to have something to do with the console we know they're working on.