Unix / MAC / Linux HowTos & Gaming
I don't know how you feel about the Nintendo Switch. For me the Nintendo Switch is a console which is unique and different. If you put all three big players on the table (XBox One, PS4 and the Nintendo Switch) I would definitely grab the Switch without an eye twink. The concept is modern, new,... Continue Reading →
Vortex Logo: source A lot of gamers are getting goose bumps when they hear the term game streaming. One of them may say that the latency is unacceptable, others say that an needed internet connection to play games is a show stopper. I for myself are interested into these gaming streaming services since the first... Continue Reading →
If you're a person like me, you may have also a problem with Flash based streams. Flash is and always has been a resource hungry monster with a lot of security issues. The problem is that a lot of streaming platforms still requiring Flash in order to let you watch their streamers, shows or programs.... Continue Reading →
TeamSpeak 3 is a heavily used solution (if not the most used one) to do low latency voice chat while gaming. For e.g. if you use Skype, the delay and the traffic between the talking people will be much higher, besides the Skype client being way more bloated than TeamSpeak. Besides TeamSpeak 3 there are... Continue Reading →
As a kid I've played a bunch of Kirby games. Some of them with mixed up feelings. For e.g. I've never liked Kirby Dreamcourse for the SNES / Super Famicon back then (maybe because I'm not a huge golf fan?!). On the other side I loved Kirbys Funpak. Sound, artstyle and of course the fantastic... Continue Reading →
When I started this blog almost 6,5 years ago, I just had the intention to write articles, tutorials and tips about Linux / MAC. But besides this hobby I have another one: Gaming! I've started with the gaming hobby back in the SNES / Super Famicom era. If I remember correctly this was in the... Continue Reading →
A lot of people who are running a rented Linux (v)Server are interested in creating a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive server. Creating a CSGO server under Linux is rather easy, Valve really did their homework here. The following short tutorial will give you the needed instructions to create a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Server under Debian, Ubuntu or... Continue Reading →
This time I have a little present for all my readers. Yesterday I started a giveaway on Twitter where you can win a Bastion or Octodad: The Dadliest Catch Steam key. Of course I don't want to withheld this giveaway to my blog reading only people 🙂 How to participate Participating to this giveaway is... Continue Reading →
One of my favorite games actually is Rocket League. It's competitive, supports splitscreen (yes, even on PC), makes a lot of fun and now it's also available for Linux. I played Rocket League before as it was a part of the PS Plus monthly free games months ago. Now that Rocket League has official arrived... Continue Reading →
