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GNU/Linux
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Linux isn't technically a gaming system, as it is a free and open-source operating system which can run on many different hardware architectures, such as PCs, GameCubes, and Xboxes. Few game developers choose to port games to Linux, as most of their target market runs Microsoft Windows. However, a few games are available, such as the Unreal Tournament series.

The name of the system on which Linux games run is technically "GNU/Linux", since Linux is only the kernel, and the rest of the system is made up of GNU and other open-source applications.

Pages in category "Linux"

The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 308 total.

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