Gaming in Linux : Killing Floor
Killing Floor running in Ubuntu Linux through wine 1.3.10, The game installs fine and runs great ONCE with mousewarpoverride set to force. It makes it difficult to navigate through the menus but I explain how to do it in the video. This game is a fantastic first person zombie shooter and well worth buying! The sound normally works in game without recordmydesktop!
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Floor
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gameplay
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gaming
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first
person
shooter
zombie
fps
zombies
Christmas
deal
steam
jakejw93
recordmydesktop
valve
GTK
desktop
recorder
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Linux Compiz Desktop Effects
Added: 273 days ago by
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Some more UT 2k4 running natively under Arch Linux 64
Not much to say about the video. As some other videos posted before this shows UT 2k4 running natively under Arch Linux 64 with the radeon opensource drivers. My archlinux x86_64 host: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ / 4 GB DDR2 RAM / ALiveXFire-eSATA2 Mainboard / Sapphire HD 4670 Ultimate (512 MB - passive cooling) / 500 GB SATA HDD
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Added: 274 days ago by
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Ruby GUI programming with Shoes
This tutorial is an extension to my last one about programming GUI interfaces in Ruby in Steel. This time, we are using a more platform independent toolkit to easily creating native widget applications that work very well. As you are probably well aware, Ruby does not have too many solid solutions to creating desktop applications, so I am showing you one of them. http://connordenman.com Follow me on Twitter for more programming updates: http://www.twitter.com/connor20 Thanks for watching, and feel free to subscribe.
ruby
programming
language
shoes
gui
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xp
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Added: 279 days ago by
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Native Multitouch support on Linux
http://blog.boulabiar.net This video shows some actions made using a multitouch capable tablet. These actions are handled natively by the new Linux kernel 2.6.30 meaning that you can now produce the same effects shown in proprietary systems. For more informations, contact me directly by mail : boulabiar .at. gmail.com
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multitouch
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enac
lii-enac.fr
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compiz
kde
touch
kernel
ikbel
boulabiar
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Added: 280 days ago by
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