Holiday Surprise: What's On My Linux Gaming Desktop?

[Raffaele-Linuxiano]

The announcement dates from shortly after the denial of Doug Lombardi.

P.S.: Sorry for the double post.

[mugginz]

Old news is old.

So how old is the old news that's old?

[Wyatt]

I'm interested that OilRush seems to be largely (entirely?) naval; it's an interesting angle for an RTS, and hasn't been done much justice in the past (to my recollection, at least).

[d2kx]

But this link is very clear:

http://www.valvesoftware.com/job-SenSoftEngineer.html

You are required to bring Windows games on Linux!

Old news is old.

I hear 2011 is gonna be awesome.

[Raffaele-Linuxiano]

But this link is very clear:

http://www.valvesoftware.com/job-SenSoftEngineer.html

You are required to bring Windows games on Linux!

[Raffaele-Linuxiano]

But this link is very clear:

http://www.valvesoftware.com/job-SenSoftEngineer.html

You are required to bring Windows games on Linux!

[tommis]

Har har, good one!

If Samsung NC10 is supported then my Nokia N79 better be too. </sarcasm id="really">

[Rabauke]

Is the Samsung NC10 one of those systems?
</sarcasm>

Har har, good one!

[RealNC]

For this Christmas, like the one before, Windows gaming rules, Linux gaming drools :P

Maybe for Christmas 2030 Linux gaming will have taken off at last. But probably not.

[devius]

It's Unigine's OilRush! Yes, it's running on Linux right now on some of the Linux test systems.

Is the Samsung NC10 one of those systems?
</sarcasm>

What I mean is:

Are there any indications on what the minimum system specs will be?