Michael Simms of LGP and TuxGames

jvmatthe writes "The scene for native Linux games has been sleeping for months now, given the demise of Loki. Now LinuxGames has posted a very interesting interview with Michael Simms, who leads both TuxGames and Linux Game Publishing (LGP), which details his views on where Linux gaming has been, where it stands now (including comments on WineX), and where it may be going in the short and long term."

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[Anonymous Coward]

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[Anonymous Coward]

maybe?

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

hahahahahaha. listen to the hippy getting all excited. Thick-rimmed glasses are not considered a dangerous weapon in the real world.

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

Guns, however, are. ;)

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

An excellent point good sir. I retract my statement about hippies.

Trolls win 52-19

[Anonymous Coward]

Good work, folks; give yourselves a hand.

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

Do you know how much an operating system influences a persons life?

Uh... not very much?

But damnit what point is there in talking to girls 20 years from now if they are so frustrated from using Microsoft software that they will always in a bad mood.

This is fucking ridiculous.

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

Armed struggle!

Re:Interesting that he still needs to say this:

[Anonymous Coward]

Why was this modded as a troll? This is a legitimate remark.