Counter Strike Source available for Linux

[me?]

I'm already downloading CS:Source from Steam 4 Linux, can't wait to try it :D

[Bramvee]

Hey Valve. One problem.
Windows: When im setup Steam language to POLISH, games like Counter Strike Source, Team Fortres 2 is in Polish.
Linux: When im setup Steam language to POLISH, games like Counter Strike Source, Team Fortress 2 is NOT in Polish.
Can you repair it??, fx. adding polish language in language list?.

[GasMan]

Bring Day Of Defeat please

[jeff]

Escrito originalmente por Koli:

It seems I'm running into the 'black screen' problem as well. Backing out of the Steam beta does indeed make the game launch, but it's not playable (CD key error message).

Alright guys. Try right clicking on the game in steam, properties, then "set launch options", then type "-sw" without the quotes then click ok. That will put the game in windowed mode when it launches which fixed the black screen for me. I'm on Linux Mint with an ATi card but it's worth a try.

[lzap]

Thanks, bought the game (was missing this title :-) and does not work on Fedora 18 64bits - Intel 3000 :-( Will wait.

[Sword Polisher]

*ahem*, I'm having the same issue as you are. Not sure how much help I can offer as I'm using an nvidia setup. Have you tried installed the 32 bit multilib package of whatever package your driver provides (i.e., I have lib32-nvidia-utils to match up with the nvidia-utils package I have installed)?

[Sword Polisher]

Not sure I have anything else to recommnd other than checking that the libGL* files in /usr/lib32 definitely belong to the 32bit libraries of your driver package. Hopefully someone will have some idea of what might be happening with this, it sure would be nice to know how to solve this one! :)

[toastiety]

Black screen under KWin under the very, very recently released KDE 4.10.

Works GREAT under Cinnamon, Gnome-Shell. Probably works under Unity fine also.

[Pedro Lobo]

:spidermandance:

[FluX]

very nice :) thanks

[BlizBlaze]

Escrito originalmente por MïndSöurcë (Ubuntu - Linux):

And I like CS.GO more than Source and 1.6 (and I like CSS more than 1.6, I can wait a few more weeks for GO), but for now I'm super excited, with Source.

Escrito originalmente por JuL1:

I am very happy too, I like the CS:S more than the CS 1.6!!!

same

[BurritoBazooka]

Thank you Valve :)

[fil]

Awesome, thanks Valve!!

Unfortunately, I'm having the same problem as "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Princess" (lol). I'm running Arch 64 on an AMD Phenom II X4 + AMD Radeon HD 7850 + Catalyst 13.1 + Gnome-Shell. System is completely up-to-date, but CS:S wont launch giving the message:

"Could not find required OpenGL entry point 'glGetError'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpenGL driver needs to be updated."

Has anyone found a solution to this, or know how to fix it?

[Ancapista]

Please Valve, let me work! With so many great games being ported, I do not find more time to my job! THANK YOU VALVE!!!!

[fil]

Okay, just fixed my own problem (with help from #archlinux), listed above. If your Arch Linux system is giving the message:

- "Could not find required OpenGL entry point 'glGetError'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpenGL driver needs to be updated."

When you try and launch CS:S on an Arch 64 system, it's because you need the package: "lib32-catalyst-utils" installed. I had "lib32-libgl" (which gets replaced by lib32-catalyst-utils), which is why it gives you the odd "Drivers out of date" error message (Open-Drivers aren't supported).

To fix it, just enable the multi-lib repo (see Arch wiki), and make sure you have these 3 packages:

catalyst-dkms
catalyst-utils
lib32-catalyst-utils

[UNLorealMan]

All right, only one more thing for me to make the switch. That's Dota2.