More Unity Engine Games are Coming to Linux

With Unity Technologies finally adding Linux publishing support in Unity 4.0 beta, game developers can now compile and run their games on Linux.

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0 A.D. Alpha 11 'Kronos' Released

Popular free and open source real time strategy game 0 A.D. has received yet another Alpha release. Codenamed 'Kronos', this release brings many new features.

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Ubuntu 12.10 Beta 1 Released, Overview and Screenshots

Ubuntu 12.10 Beta 1 has been released with new features. One of the major changes is complete removal of Unity2D. Unity3D is now capable of of running on old systems that do not support hardware acceleration.

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Steam Linux Beta is Just Few Days Away

Steam for Linux Beta is just few days away. Well a leak seems to imply so.

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Script to Download Latest Chromium Build in Ubuntu

Rui Oliveira has written a handy bash script that downloads latest Chromium dev build on your system.

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Battlestar Galactica Game 'Diaspora: Shattered Armistice' Finally Released

Much awaited Battlestar Galactica game Diaspora: Shattered Armistice has been finally launched after being in development for 4 years. The game is free and open source and it is based on the FreeSpace 2 Open engine.

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New Fix Improves Gaming Performance in Ubuntu 12.04

Unity3D in Ubuntu 12.04 has a regression that leads to slower frame rates in many 3D Linux games. This happens under Unity3D only and other sessions like Unity2D and Classic Gnome are unaffected.

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Maia, A Dungeon Keeper Inspired 3D Game Coming to Linux

Maia is a procedural, Dungeon Keeper inspired 3D space management game being developed by indie game developer Simon Roth.

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Install 'Nemo' in Ubuntu 12.04, A Nautilus 3.4 Fork by Linux Mint

Clement Lefebvre, lead developer and founder of Cinnamon and Linux Mint, recently blogged about Nemo, a new file manager based on Nautilus 3.4.

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Valve Jumping into Hardware Business

Valve is making lots of buzz lately. It launched a public blog, announced Steam for Linux and Steam Big Picture Mode, applied patent for a game controller that can use keyboard and mouse as interchangeable parts and of course Gabe Newell publicly slammed Windows 8.

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