The Humble Indie Bundle

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I wish they'd added http://www.jugilus.com/spaceduo.php instead of Aquaria since there is no Linux version.

There is a full Linux version of Aquaria. It's only available through the bundle.

[whizse]

Wow, over $200k, any guesses on how much the totals will be when the sale is over?

[pvtcupcakes]

Well even i bought it - just don't know yet when to those games yet. But all games should be packaged as deb not only World Of Goo.

What about us poor RPM or other non-Debian users?
I'm absolutely fine with .tar.gz and .sh packages.

[Kano]

For World Of Goo there is an rpm too, looks like if both packages are generated from the run installers (when it would have been compiled then the dates/sizes of the binaris would not be the same). The deb looks like created with dpkg-deb, but thats ok for this purpose, others do the same like teamviewer or softmaker. So why not create packages for the rest?

[pingufunkybeat]

Purchased.

Great deal, great idea.

World of Goo and Gish also come with 64-bit versions. All the games are very well done and good fun to play.

Everyone should go for it.

[Aradreth]

There's a 75% discount on Black Plague and Requiem for anyone who buys the indie pack:
http://www.frictionalgames.com/site/

Yeah I spotted that later on, but cheers anyway.

[Max Spain]

Bought Definitely some interesting titles in there. I already owned wog and penumbra, but the others are interesting too.

I might as well mention that I was getting some horrible audio through aquaria until I renamed the libopenal file in the game dir (on ubuntu 10.04 btw).

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There's also now a 50% discount on pre-orders for Amnesia from Frictional Games at the moment.

[Praetor]

I'm in for $20. I've already purchased World of Goo three times now, I could do for a fourth.

For the curious, once for my PC, once for the Wii for my son, once as a gift.

[psycho_driver]

Just bought mine.

The Windows/Mac/Linux split's pretty interesting.

Stats as of this post

That is interesting since now they're up to ~40,000 contributions and the distribution is still about the same (possibly a % or more shifted into linux). That means there's been almost 10k contributions from linux. I'll be adding mine tomorrow.