Filed under: Fun, Games, Linux, Open Source
Supreme SuperGamer packs tons of Linux gaming onto a dual-layer DVD
by Lee Mathews Jul 24th 2009
Want an easy way to try out a whole slew of 'em? Take the Supreme SuperGamer distro for a spin.
It's built on top of Vector Linux, a speedy little Slackware-based distro. What games are included? There's Doom 3, Quake Wars, Urban Terror, Soldier of Fortune, Postal 2, Nexuiz, America's Army, Torcs, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, Unreal Tournament, Chromium B.S.U., Frets on Fire...and a whole lot more.
The ISO download is for a dual-layer DVD, so you'll need to have a compatible burner and the right media handy. If you're underquipped or just don't feel like torrenting 7+ gigs of data, you can pick up a DVD from On-Disk for $15.99.
note: screenshot is from an older version. my download hasn't quite finished yet...
[via DistroWatch]
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