http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=38976sej7278 wrote: sorry to go a bit off-topic, but as a fedora refugee i've gotten used to building my own rpm's for unmaintained packages, where's a good place to start for doing the same for .debs?
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HOWTO: Games for Debian!
Re: HOWTO: Games for Debian!
Re: HOWTO: Games for Debian!
lovely thanks, i'll have a play with that in a minute.4D696B65 wrote:http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=38976sej7278 wrote: sorry to go a bit off-topic, but as a fedora refugee i've gotten used to building my own rpm's for unmaintained packages, where's a good place to start for doing the same for .debs?
that said i've not actually come across anything that isn't already packaged for wheezy - i usually have to build backintime, gip, gstm, knockd and john for fedora.
Re: HOWTO: Games for Debian!
Not very up to date, but I've taken to buying old DOS games and running them in DOSBox. They may be old, but still very playable and many to choose from: Warcraft, C & C, Quake, Tomb Raider, Theme Park, Sim City 2000, etc.
Oldies but goldies.
Oldies but goldies.
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