07-13-2013, 03:50
Hi everyone!
I'm Fernando, 29 years old, and I'm using GNU/Linux for more than 8 years now. I use basically only GNU/Linux, both at home and at work. I started with Conectiva 8, then I used Slackware from 8.1 to 12.something, with a little of Arch meanwhile at work, and I'm currently using Gentoo (home and work). I have a netbook with no power to build packages from ebuilds, so I have Sabayon on it.
I've been playing games on GNU/Linux for almost that time too :)
Lately I'm tracking kickstarter, greenlight, steamdb.info/linux, GNU/Linux Game Consortium (since yesterday, actualy it's from where I heard about Teslagrad GNU/Linux alpha), and, since today, GamingOnGNU/Linux and GNU/LinuxGameCast (thanks Liam and Pedro)(sorry, Dennis and Rob, no way I can understand Danish or Dutch). I'm always backing games that consider GNU/Linux support on kickstarter.
I'm really excited about the way we are having a lot of great games coming and being developed with GNU/Linux support. Valve bringing Steam to GNU/Linux and porting its titles, Unity supporting GNU/Linux, Leadworks bringing game development to GNU/Linux. I can count more than 90 GNU/Linux titles on my Steam library. I'm also addicted to the Humble Bundles!
I work as a Java developer in an ERP software directed to drugstores.
Well, I don't have a 'nick', exactly, I usually use just fscherrer.
My language is Brazilian Portuguese.
It's a pleasure to be here! I hope to be helpful. (Sorry for writing too much xD I read everyone's post, and took note to try not to lose any point. Oh, and sorry for my bad English too, I'll get there one day)
I'm Fernando, 29 years old, and I'm using GNU/Linux for more than 8 years now. I use basically only GNU/Linux, both at home and at work. I started with Conectiva 8, then I used Slackware from 8.1 to 12.something, with a little of Arch meanwhile at work, and I'm currently using Gentoo (home and work). I have a netbook with no power to build packages from ebuilds, so I have Sabayon on it.
I've been playing games on GNU/Linux for almost that time too :)
Lately I'm tracking kickstarter, greenlight, steamdb.info/linux, GNU/Linux Game Consortium (since yesterday, actualy it's from where I heard about Teslagrad GNU/Linux alpha), and, since today, GamingOnGNU/Linux and GNU/LinuxGameCast (thanks Liam and Pedro)(sorry, Dennis and Rob, no way I can understand Danish or Dutch). I'm always backing games that consider GNU/Linux support on kickstarter.
I'm really excited about the way we are having a lot of great games coming and being developed with GNU/Linux support. Valve bringing Steam to GNU/Linux and porting its titles, Unity supporting GNU/Linux, Leadworks bringing game development to GNU/Linux. I can count more than 90 GNU/Linux titles on my Steam library. I'm also addicted to the Humble Bundles!
I work as a Java developer in an ERP software directed to drugstores.
Well, I don't have a 'nick', exactly, I usually use just fscherrer.
My language is Brazilian Portuguese.
It's a pleasure to be here! I hope to be helpful. (Sorry for writing too much xD I read everyone's post, and took note to try not to lose any point. Oh, and sorry for my bad English too, I'll get there one day)