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"Play on Linux for the first time, plus the inclusion of ‘cloud-save’ technology which means that managers can now pursue a single career from any computer, anywhere in the world. FM14 also includes integration with Steam Workshop making it easy for managers to create and share customized FM content such as photo/logo packs, new and custom competitions and tailor-made challenges using the new Challenge Editor."

• CPU: 1,8Ghz+
• Memory: 1GB RAM
• Graphics: NVidia GeForce 7300 GT, AMD Radeon HD 2400 Pro, Intel HD 3000/4000: 128MB VRAM
• 3GB of HDD available space

Curse Client is an addon management tool for games such as World of Warcraft and others, which unfortunately doesn't work on Linux.

lcurse: a Python "Curse" compatible client for Linux (GUI)

• install, remove or update World of Warcraft addons via a GUI; 
• supports installing beta addon versions;
• you can install Addons by addon name (with autocomplete) or Curse URL;
• import/export addon list;
• configurable World of Warcraft installation path and concurrent threads.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/failsdownloads
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install lcurse

jcurse: a Java "Curse" compatible client for Linux (command line)

• install or update World of Warcraft addons from curse.com via command line;
• supports installing alpha/beta addon versions (as well as stable releases, of course).

sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre

• for Ubuntu / Linux Mint
• for Debian 

cd ~/jcurse*
./jcurse --set-wow "/path/to/World of Warcraft"

./jcurse --set-wow ~/.wine/drive_c/"Program Files (x86)/World of Warcraft"

./jcurse add ADDON_SHORT_NAME

./jcurse update all

./jcurse

• Metro Last Light: -33%
• Dark Matter: -50%
• Arma Tactics: -25%
• Super Meat Boy: -66%
• Portal: -75%
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: -66%
• Left 4 Dead 2: -75%
• All Counter Strike games: -50% (note: CS: GO is not yet available for Linux)

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Last year, Leadwerks Software ran a Kickstarter campaign to bring their game development software to Linux. The company raised $42,358 (of the $20,000 goal) so Leadwerks Game Engine is now available for Linux and starting today, you can buy it via Ubuntu Software Center.

• Linux users are no longer reliant on games ported from Windows; they can now make and play their own games, without ever leaving Linux.
• We are opening the door for more games to come to Linux, like "Rogue System" and the other titles featured on our site.

"The PC platform plays to the company’s strengths in graphics and development tools. Linux is where the really exciting developments are happening, on the desktop and in the living room. Leadwerks for Linux is designed to bring user-friendly game development to desktop Linux, and Ubuntu is the leader in this space, so it makes sense to focus our efforts there. Growing a community of Ubuntu game developers is our primary goal over the next 12 months".

Install Leadwerks Game Engine in Ubuntu

• List available games (simple and detailed list);
• Batch downloading;
• Repair downloaded installers/extras;
• Resume unfinished downloads;
• Cover downloading;
• Perl regular expressions for filtering games;
• Download speed limiting;
• Checking for update notifications;
• List/download updated files;
• Check for orphaned files;
• Check file status;
• Blacklist files.

Install LGOGDownloader

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/failsdownloads
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install lgogdownloader

• Arch Linux: AUR stable | git
• Debian
• Source code

Using LGOGDownloader

lgogdownloader --login

gedit ~/.config/lgogdownloader/config.cfg

lgogdownloader --list

lgogdownloader --download --game GAMENAME

lgogdownloader --help

• in-home streaming: the SteamOS machine can stream the games over your home network to your TV;
• music, TV and movies;
• family sharing: share the games you purchase with your friends and family - this allows you to take turns playing one another’s games while earning your own Steam achievements and saving your individual game progress to the Steam cloud;
• family options: you'll be able to control what titles get seen and by whom.

• Minimum:
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce 9800 GT 512MB (1280x720, low), Radeon graphics cards are not supported, Intel integrated graphics chipsets are not supported
• Hard Drive: 25 GB HD space
• Recommended:
• Processor: Quad Core Intel
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce GT 640 1GB (1440x900, medium)
• Hard Drive: 25 GB HD space

• Processor: 2.4ghz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or Radeon HD 4850 (512 MB VRAM)
• Hard Drive: 30 GB available space

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• added two new Turbo modes:
• Gradient mode, which is used to change the key press time depending on the position of an axis (useful for racing games);
• Pulse mode is used to change how many times a key press is invoked depending on the position of an axis (scrolling in a web browser using arrow keys).
• fixed profile resetting in a couple of places;
• added option to invoke Game Controller mapping window from command line. The final mapping string will be printed to stdout. This is useful for saving a SDL_GAMECONTROLLERCONFIG for your controller that can be used system wide. Any SDL 2 game can then be set up to use that mapping and it can be changed if needed;
• profiles now use a unique .amgp file extension. Older xml profiles will continue to be supported;
• fixed spring mouse mode so that it uses proper axis distance values;
• set changing has been fixed for analog sticks and virtual dpads;
• experimental uinput support has been added to the source code. Binary Linux packages will continue to utilize XTest for event generation for the time being. If you would like to test uinput integration then you will have to compile the program using -DWITH_UINPUT=ON and -DWITH_XTEST=OFF when running cmake. Playing Warsow 1.5.1 in Linux using antimicro requires using uinput integration. Also, keys can now be pressed in a tty.

Install AntiMicro in Ubuntu 14.04 / Linux Mint 17 via PPA

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ryochan7/antimicro
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install antimicro

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Install Twitch Indicator in Ubuntu

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/failsdownloads
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install twitch-indicator

Basic usage

• turbo: when the button is pressed on the joystick, the corresponding key acts as if the button was pressed multiple times. The delay/rate can be set under Advanced;
• toggle: a simple press of the Joystick button leaves it virtually pressed. Pressing it again stops it.

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I know that for some people, the wired version, and some Logitech versions too, all will work fine.

But I saw a lot of people facing problems, sometimes the joystick wasn't working properly, sometimes there are crazy blinking leds, and other problems (in my case, my transceiver got recognized as first joystick).

With reason, a good voted question in AskUbuntu is http://askubuntu.com/questions/165210/how-do-i-get-an-xbox-360-controller-working

So, after I saw all these problems, I thought about the average user: why not create a proper package to get this working, and additionally create a "Joysticks" entry into System Settings?

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:rael-gc/ubuntu-xboxdrv
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-xboxdrv

• Encoding using H264 (x264) and AAC;
• Unlimited number of scenes and sources;
• Live RTMP streaming to Twitch, YouTube, DailyMotion, Hitbox and more;
• File output to MP4 or FLV;
• GPU-based game capture for high performance game streaming;
• webcams, capture cards, etc. device support;
• bilinear, bicubic or lanczos3 resampling;
• configurable hotkeys, multiple audio tracks support and more.

Install OBS Studio (Multiplatform) in Ubuntu or Linux Mint

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kirillshkrogalev/ffmpeg-next
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg

sudo apt-get install ffmpeg

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:obsproject/obs-studio
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install obs-studio

Setting up OBS Studio for streaming to Twitch.tv

Wildfire Games has released the sixteenth alpha version of 0 A.D., an open source, historical real-time strategy game which features excellent graphics and sound. The new alpha brings an improved AI, a new GUI along with big changes under the hood and more.

• New GUI, new font: The new GUI style seen in the multiplayer lobby in Alpha 15 is now used nearly everywhere. The GUI font has also been changed to Biolinum, a free font created by the Libertine Open Fonts Project;
• New AI - Petra: Petra features more aggressive expansion and combat and builds defence towers and fortresses as a human would. Petra manages resources better in late game than the previous AI, Aegis, and is more robust to external conditions. It will also trade over land with allied markets, if there are any;
• A Multiplayer "Ready" button was added: In a multiplayer game, all users must confirm game settings before host can start game. When the host changes a setting, players are set to “not ready” again. This is to avoid sneaky behaviour amongst some hosts, who would change the settings right before starting;
• Formation Updates: The Testudo formation (for Roman melee infantry) and the Syntagma formation (for Macedonian, Ptolemaic and Seleucid pikemen) have received new animations, and their movement has improved further over the previous version. The formations are also more moddable, which sets the stage for further developments in formations;
• Town Bell: Click on the new "town bell" button to sound an alarm and make your citizens garrison in the nearest structure until the enemy is gone. Once you sound the bell again, your units will ungarrison and go back to work;
• New Global Resource Trading Settings: You now set the chance a trader will trade a certain resource, rather than selecting it per trader. This gives you a better overview of your trade, and makes it easier to manage;
• The "Wonder" Victory Condition was added: If you set "Wonder" as victory condition, a counter counting down 5 minutes appears after you build a wonder. If the enemy can’t destroy the wonder in this time, you win;
• New "Explored Map" game setting, in which the entire map is covered with the Fog of War. This is an option that gives something between the "revealed map", where there are no secrets, and the default "dark map";
• New art assets: Animated flying hawks, Ptolemaic ships, Eurasian Wolf, Nile Crocodile, Ptolemaic buildings: Military settlement, Docks, Market, and quite a few new animations, e.g. a new seeding animation for farming units;
• New music track: "Water’s Edge";
• A new version of the JavaScript engine "SpiderMonkey" was implemented;
• 0 A.D. is now available by default in 12 different languages: Catalan, Czech, Dutch, English (United Kingdom), French, Galician, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Scottish Gaelic, and Spanish (Spain). Japanese is also available but its available as a separate downloadable mod due to large font files.

Download 0 A.D.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wfg/0ad
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install 0ad

• this session loads Steam in Big Picture mode and from my experience and from what I've read, Big Picture is pretty buggy on Linux so before using this, I suggest trying the Big Picture Mode from the Steam Linux client and see if it works on your hardware/drivers, if games run properly and so on;
• the SteamOS session doesn't work if multiple monitors are plugged in. That means that even if a monitor is connected but disabled, the SteamOS session won't work and you'll get a black screen! To avoid this, make sure you boot with only one monitor connected or restart LightDM / logout after disconnecting a monitor.
• to get a "Return to desktop" power menu option in the SteamOS session, in the Steam Big Picture interface settings select Interface > Enable access to the Linux desktop. In my test, selecting "Return to desktop" didn't work with Ubuntu 14.04 and 13.10 but it worked on 12.10 (and it also didn't work with SteamOS running in VirtualBox when logging in to the SteamOS session). So if it doesn't work for you, exit the session either by selecting "Shutdown" or "Restart" from the Steam Big Picture power menu or restart LightDM (press Ctrl + Alt + F1, login and type: "sudo service lightdm restart", then press Ctrl + Alt + F7 to return to the login screen).

Install SteamOS session in Ubuntu

• SteamOS Compositor (includes the Compositor obviously and the actual session);
• SteamOS Modeswitch Inhibitor (even though the SteamOS Compositor deb doesn't depend on this package, it is used in the session file so I suggest you install it.

Removing the SteamOS session

sudo apt-get remove steamos-compositor steamos-modeswitch-inhibitor

LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program*/Battle.net/"Battle.net Launcher.exe"

wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program*/Battle.net/"Battle.net Launcher.exe" -opengl