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Steam's Linux list is growing

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So for those not keeping up to date with Steam's CDR the list of games that will be available is growing!

ID Name
1250 Killing Floor
1500 Darwinia
1510 Uplink
1520 DEFCON
1530 Multiwinia
22000 World of Goo
22010 World of Goo Demo
24420 Aquaria
26500 Cogs
26800 Braid
33680 Eversion
35720 Trine 2
41070 Serious Sam 3: BFE
44200 Galcon Fusion
57300 Amnesia: The Dark Descent
70300 VVVVVV
92800 SpaceChem
96200 Steel Storm
97000 Solar 2
98800 Dungeons of Dredmor
202730 Dynamite Jack
203770 Crusader Kings II
204060 Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP
204180 Waveform
207250 Cubemen
216280 Serious Sam 3 - Linux Dedicated Server

Looks like a lot we will all be kept quite busy when the proper release comes out!

Killing Floor is quite an interesting one on the list, one i personally own and I am shocked it will be on Linux, I did previously contact them to ask to no reply so seeing this is awesome. Doing a bit of research i did manage to find this post on the Steam forum and the devs themselves replied saying they are interested but wanted to see demand, i guess demand was big enough!

I am still personally holding hope that Desurium will come out with a full release in a couple months and continue to be developed.

I am sure most of us would still prefer an open source game client even with Steam, whether that is Desurium or otherwise, an open source client would be easier to fix/integrate with different desktops, people can pick it apart for any security bugs, people can pick it apart to improve performance etc etc there are many advantages to open source.
That said a number of well known in the Linux community are actually working on the client so I'm sure it will work great. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Liam Dawe Oct 14, 2012
Yeah I do my work on Linux, won't last long once Steam comes!
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