2011/11/1 Ángel Velásquez <angvp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > I have been saying that since two or three years ago. > > As i've said before, games is not the strong point of any Linux > distribution, and nobody use linux to game, face it, some people > download games, but most of the gamer people are playing consoles, not > even a desktop/laptop computer.. > > For me having another repo [games] won't be a mess, and for non-gamers > won't be a mess either cause we won't play games!. games are not > popular software like KDE/GNOME (which I don't use), even if you try > harder to justify about "other bigger packages" no dude, games are not > so popular to this size of mb. It's a relation popular <-> disk space. > > But well, i'm done with this, games in repos are hurting our distro > instead helping it.. > > Good luck You are ill informed, indie games are making millions and services such as Desura are introducing them to the Linux community. Oh and by the way, I game on Arch, your assumption that nobody does is preposterous. Also, Linux is always more considerate towards the "Humble Bundles", http://www.humblebundle.com/, take a look at the average purchase price, Linux is top, and is consistently on the bundles. Please don't assume what I do on my system. -- Jason Steadman http://www.meyithi.com/ http://twitter.com/meyithi
