Mon, Feb 11, 2013 | 22:26 GMT
Half-Life, Counter-Strike now available on Linux
Valve has released Linux versions of Half-Life, Counter-Strike and Counter-Strike: Source on Steam. Steam’s Linux client, which is designed for use with Ubuntu, now boasts support for 93 titles and DLC packages, including Crusader Kings II, Serous Sam 3, FTL, Waveform, Trine 2 and Dungeons of Dredmor.
Thanks, PC Gamer.
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Posted in: Linux, Shooter, Steam, Valve
Tags: Counter-Strike, counter-strike source, half-life
4 comments
#1
Talkar
11/02/13, 10:30 pm
It still needs atleast some good AAA titles to get me just a bit interested in it…
#2
stevenhiggster
11/02/13, 10:48 pm
Why don’t Valve just go the full hog and bring out their own Steam OS. Probs using a linux base, I’m sure it could be done. Probably wouldn’t use it myself but it would cut out a lot of unnecessary bollocks.
#3
mkotechno
11/02/13, 11:13 pm
#2 Soon.
#4
Telepathic.Geometry
11/02/13, 11:30 pm
This Linux thing is picking up steam – no pun intended – now by the sounds of things. I agree with Talkar though, Valve need to stick a half dozen high profile titles on there to make it stick. Far Cry 3, Borderlands 2, Bioshock Infinite, Dead Space 2, Fez…