[2fast4u]

i dont know if this is where it should be but is there a way i can play counter-strike:condition zero on linux ubuntu? with out sucks a lot of my resources except for the game.. if u know wut i mean... i can play cs but i can't run another program.... i only got 512mb of pc133 ram and 733mhz cpu..

[The General]

www.transgaming.com

i believe cs is supported by cedega.

cedega will let you play windows games in linux.

[2fast4u]

will it take up some of my resources? cause i dont have much..

[2fast4u]

and how do u get steam on linux? cause u need steam to play counter-strike dont u?

[2fast4u]

bump... i need this..

[horndude]

hey man, much of linux is self serve, they arent many "turn key" type setups, google for "linux counterstrike" and start reading, with your system and losses involved with WINE or cedega I dont think CS will run worth a ****

linux although makes a great gaming platform, few games exist for it, if you have to game, use winblows

[Sevoma]

Originally posted by horndude
hey man, much of linux is self serve, they arent many "turn key" type setups, google for "linux counterstrike" and start reading, with your system and losses involved with WINE or cedega I dont think CS will run worth a ****

linux although makes a great gaming platform, few games exist for it, if you have to game, use winblows

Most people say CS runs better in linux than windows. If you have a Nvidia gpu, you're good. On his hardware though, It might not run good.

[The General]

that is true, hl2 runs faster in cedega than in winblows

[2fast4u]

ok well i need to get my internet connection working first since i have wireless.

[cuiq]

Hello all.

First let me say that Condition Zero runs quite well on Linux using Cedega, if you go to the Cedega Games Database and click on Counter Strike: Condition Zero link you'll see the pictures I uploaded last year.

http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/games...l?game_id=3356

The OS I was using at the time was Ubuntu Hoary Hedgehog, however I have since installed this game on my Debian Etch system as well.

I have had no slowdowns, lags, or anything else for that fact. As long as your system meets the hardware requirements you should have no problem running this game.

Also as you can see in the pictures the game was running in a windowed environment, this can be changed to full screen. I used Point2Play for all my configuration needs. However if you are using the cvs version of cedega instead of the subscription (I had a subscription) then you can use a free frontend called Grapevine.

http://www.mithunc.net/grapevine/


Peace V