Blockland for linux?

[Captain Zee]

Would there be a significant performance increase for such a port?

Running native is always faster than running through wine. I do believe it would be significant.

I think he means compared to other OS's.

(Sorta off topic) What happened to the Linux Game Tome (HappyPenguin)? I used to find some good cheap/free games there all the time, and I miss it :(

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[Port]

Someone has also found a way to make dedicated servers work, t requires some work with the terminal but its easy.

Huh? Dedicated servers worked perfectly for me with no work necessary.

[builder(engineer)]

Linux can actually become an alternative OS, when im an adult and I buy a new PC, if its for gaming but just a home or server PC ill just put Linux on it to save $100.

Blockland really does work perfect with Wine, although I tried it yesterday with Ubuntu 12.04 and a version of wine (it might've been old) but Blockland did not start up, I think it it was because I didn't have my sound drives an it didn't come up, doesn't make much sense but I think that's why.

Someone has also found a way to make dedicated servers work, t requires some work with the terminal but its easy.

I would recommend you to try linux in a virtual machine, it is a simple way to test it out without any danger of messing around with your actual machine. A good way to do this would be to use Oracle Virtualbox (google it).

[X-Plane]

I would recommend you to try linux in a virtual machine, it is a simple way to test it out without any danger of messing around with your actual machine. A good way to do this would be to use Oracle Virtualbox (google it).

Games don't run as fast and dual booting does no danger.

[Nonnel]

When I used Blockland on Ubuntu, the screens and GUIs always flashed.
But of course, I'd much rather use Windows 7 anyways.