> I'm in. The 18th (or earlier) would work best for me. I have both a
> laptop and a desktop I could bring,
>
> What games do you have in mind? I can suggest a few:
>
> Nexuiz (think Unreal Tournament, but faster)
> Cube
> Frozen Bubble (network play)
> BZFlag
> Various games that work under WINE (Unreal, StarCraft...)
>
> Any others?
I need to talk to my wife to see if this'll be workable for me.
April singles the end of RSV season, and we're planning a party
with our baby.
I recommend that for a Linux-related LAN party we focus on open source
games. Since I only play open source games at this point (when I have
the time to play games) I wouldn't have the license to play something
that uses WINE. I'm sure I'm not the only one in that boat.
I'm one of those people that (1) never bothered to learn how to use WINE
as I don't use any Windows apps, and (2) don't bother with GL-supported
video cards as I don't play OpenGL-based games.
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