'Twas forbidden, but Faustus hath done it anyway...
Saw an announcement on Phoronix for a really neat game, TRINE2, and as I have pretty much given up on games, I knew I shouldn't be tempted, but I was. It says "linux client is available" and points to the website, so I stuck my nose in there. On the forum saw a lot of postings about "I just got it", etc.
But of course absolutely NOTHING as to HOW they got it...
So I paid the money (cheap) on Steam, but now it looks like there really is nothing for linux there.
I do know a little bit about linux, but nothing about the whole "gaming" scene. Has anyone downloaded this from anywhere (not the demo, the real "Collector's Edition") and got it working? I have no clue what to do. Wine is essentially non-functional on this system, I have no intention of debugging it, especially if there is a real linux client. If I have to get the game somewhere else and blow off the $ I spent on Steam, that's fine, as I know someone I can give the steam account to that has windows.
Saw an announcement on Phoronix for a really neat game, TRINE2, and as I have pretty much given up on games, I knew I shouldn't be tempted, but I was. It says "linux client is available" and points to the website, so I stuck my nose in there. On the forum saw a lot of postings about "I just got it", etc.
But of course absolutely NOTHING as to HOW they got it...
So I paid the money (cheap) on Steam, but now it looks like there really is nothing for linux there.
I do know a little bit about linux, but nothing about the whole "gaming" scene. Has anyone downloaded this from anywhere (not the demo, the real "Collector's Edition") and got it working? I have no clue what to do. Wine is essentially non-functional on this system, I have no intention of debugging it, especially if there is a real linux client. If I have to get the game somewhere else and blow off the $ I spent on Steam, that's fine, as I know someone I can give the steam account to that has windows.
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