Sport games+linux

[haxer]

Hello im intressed any good sports games to linux? 8-)

[Artificial Intelligence]

In general or any specfic?

I really like: Yoda Soccer - http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Yoda_Soccer

[haxer]

A little nicer but soccer is my favorite sports game on windows so that would be great if it would have an graphical nice looking game to linux to :)

[Artificial Intelligence]

Well, I don't think graphically you'll find something similiar to the windows commercial game out there (diffently not sports game anyway).

If you have a soccer game for windows you could try use it via wine or cedega.

[haxer]

Ok but maybe you could help me with something cedega for linux which format on the file would it be? .tgz DEP or whats the best format on ubuntu? and how to install it?

[Artificial Intelligence]

Well foremost Cedega aren't free (cost money). Then you download their .deb package of Cedega. When downloaded double click it.

A link should appear in Applications tab ---> Games.

[haxer]

Hmm.. i got an copy by a friend but he deosnt know how it work "rich kid" buys everything... Cedega 5.1 tgz how to install it?

[Artificial Intelligence]

.tgz is compressed files which means it need to be unpacked first. It contains the source code of Cedega. So you have to compile it. I havn't tried compiling Cedega so I can't be to much help there.

Either way Cedega is monthly payment which means it checks online wether you are permitted to use it or not, therefore a bit useless if your friend gave it to you.



Another option is to use Cedega CVS, but it lacks gui, copy protection etc. etc.
Wine would be a better shot then. There's plenty of thread on howto install CedegaCVS and wine on here.

[haxer]

Ok thx didnt know that one :) thank you :)