Anyone tried UE4 on Linux ? Reading the official page on Linux Support, seems that is better to cross-compile from Windows which I don't have and don't want to install.
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I think this is a great move. It'll help move devs to UE4 because there's no risk involved, and it allows plenty of free games. Makes me wonder though, the types of loopholes and technicalities. For example, free game but paid subscription, or free game but paid DLC.
I hope to see many linux releases with this engine.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostI think this is a great move. It'll help move devs to UE4 because there's no risk involved, and it allows plenty of free games. Makes me wonder though, the types of loopholes and technicalities. For example, free game but paid subscription, or free game but paid DLC.
I hope to see many linux releases with this engine.
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Originally posted by Calinou View PostA reminder: its license does not respect the Free Software Definition nor the Open Source Definition.
Consider using an engine like Godot, Torque 3D, Tesseract, ? instead.
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Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View PostIt still amazes me all the Stallmanites on Phoronix. They whine about a small outfits entire core business not being handed over to them, as they want it.
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Originally posted by Veske View PostThey are just trolls from 4chan.org/g who bow to Richard Stallman every morning they wake up. Ignore them.
I really admire him and wish there were more people who stood up to make sure the PC isn't a super locked down platform...
However, everyone bitching it isn't liberated (Open source is a bad term) source under the GPL need to think what this can do for Linux as a gaming platform. Do you realize how many triple A games are going to be using this engine? My guess a metric fuck tonne. This is AMAZING news especially since engines like unity are complete shit. All hail the reign of Epic games engines. Huzzah!
p.s. that does mean more non-free games on Linux.. But since I buy them and play them in wine (or native if available) anyway since I am a bad little freedom lover I rather be a bad little freedom lover playing my dirty game @ twice the fps because it's native.
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