Humble Bundle 3 Notice - Hardware & Software

Just noting, I didn't know until today that it exists.

Here's the link: [url]http://www.humblebundle.com/[/url] How many HiBs will it take for Valve to realize that GNU+Linux has a successful, growing game library? BTW, I paid $30, and I used the default split because it is the most fair.

I'm gonna chuck $20 that way.

[QUOTE=snuwoods;31349272]Here's the link: [url]http://www.humblebundle.com/[/url] How many HiBs will it take for Valve to realize that GNU+Linux has a successful, growing game library? BTW, I paid $30, and I used the default split because it is the most fair.[/QUOTE] Actually, they do know that. Gabe said in an interview that they've been trying to get a Steam client for Linux going for a while, but things like the Mac client and PS3 client took priority. By that logic, Linux should be next, but they haven't said anything. [editline]26th July 2011[/editline] I could only do 25¢ for now. I'll up it when I get the chance.

I paid $20 for this one. I paid roughly the same amount for the others.

For those on Arch and x86-64 who want to run Crayon Physics, I made a package with a required dependency, libaudio from NAS: [url=http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=51034]lib32-libaudio2[/url]

[QUOTE=ASmellyOgre;31351640]Actually, they do know that. Gabe said in an interview that they've been trying to get a Steam client for Linux going for a while, but things like the Mac client and PS3 client took priority. By that logic, Linux should be next, but they haven't said anything. [editline]26th July 2011[/editline] I could only do 25¢ for now. I'll up it when I get the chance.[/QUOTE] I'm aware, but Gabe seemed to hint that it wouldn't be released anytime soon.

Threw $20 their way, plus $10 for a friend. [editline]27th July 2011[/editline] Wow, of all of the games two are 64bit, which I'm okay with. I'm not sure which amount will work with my slimy open source drivers, but I hope they will. Even if they don't end up working, money for a good cause. [editline]27th July 2011[/editline] Continuing on in my triumph for playing these games, I've encountered an old friend: Torque Game Engine. Now, this engine hosted a game that inspired me to learn to program. The game and the engine work [i]beautifully[/i] on my pure 64bit open source ATI drivers. It doesn't lock my keybinds or mouse in to the game either. It also supports runtime resolution changing, just like the Windows engine. That's amazing. Also, the game seems awesome so far. Still awaiting libjpeg6 though to run VVVVVV.

If you're using Arch, libjpeg6 is in the AUR as lib32-libjpeg6.

@jookia which games are 64bit?

[QUOTE=snuwoods;31357519]@jookia which games are 64bit?[/QUOTE] VVVVV and that game beginning with 'And'. Both run fine with my pure 64bit system and open source ATI drivers.

Oh goody. I already purchased And Yet It Moves ~6 months ago, IIRC. I'm excited to try VVVVV though.

VVVVVV requires libjpeg6, libtiff4 and slang.

Isnt VVVVVV just in flash?

[QUOTE=PunchedInFac;31358065]Isnt VVVVVV just in flash?[/QUOTE] No, it was updated just in time for the bundle, ported to C++. New features and a level editor too now.

Just threw in an extra $2 or so for another friend, as I had it left over due to the AUD being higher than the USD.

Woohoo, donated 5 dollars. All i could give, but i love humble bundle!

[QUOTE=robowurmz;31358098]No, it was updated just in time for the bundle, ported to C++. New features and a level editor too now.[/QUOTE] Woah what new features? I finished that game quite a while ago.

Paid 10 dollars.

I paid $66.66, 2:1 ratio, charity to developers.

My dad won't let me buy it he only seems to let me buy stuff on steam. But I am using linux full time now so guess I don't get to buy any games for a while :(

Would he be willing to use PayPal?

[QUOTE=Sartek;31485308]My dad won't let me buy it he only seems to let me buy stuff on steam. But I am using linux full time now so guess I don't get to buy any games for a while :([/QUOTE] Tell him it is a group of developers on Steam doing a sale outside of it for charity but downloads via Steam. There's no way you could say no to that.

Somebody outdo notch with a donation.

The reason why he lets me use steam is because it already has his credit card in it. I asked him about paypal but he said he forgot his password for it. He has used paypal before though when I got him to preorder the special edition of Natural Selection 2 with the sequel to Lugaru or something like that.

Is Hammerfight unplayable for anyone on Linux? It lags horrendously on the main menu for me, haven't tried going in game yet. I'm using Linux Mint.

Yeah the mouse is laggy as hell in Hammerfight even though I have the sensitivity all the way up.

It does that to me sometimes in Windows. I once played an entire level in slow motion due to lag.