Yes, that's why I said game reccomendations. I've been meaning to check out UQM for a while now. Xonotic should run on Solaris. DarkPlaces, the engine codebase

Yes, that's why I said game reccomendations. I've been meaning to check out UQM for a while now. Xonotic should run on Solaris. DarkPlaces, the engine codebase, is fairly portable last I checked. TIS-100 runs atop Mono, but it's probably not using GPU heavily, so it'll probably run in an LX brand if you can get X up and running. As for running X11 on LX, the answer is both simple in its phrasing and hellish in its implications: X Forwarding. I kid. Although it does seem like X forwarding is the easiest option. Luckily, you're not forwarding over the net, so you should be fine. But yeah, it's nice to have a simple discussion about running video games in ways not intended, and what games are good, after spending a while explaining why systemd is a bad idea for the 15th time, because some people are still taken in by the sparkly unit files, and aren't paying attention to the beast lurking below the surface. (If such people are reading this thread, I'll give you a hint: Separation of concerns is a good thing, and if the process will panic the kernel if it crashes, I want it doing the job it's required to do. AND NOTHING ELSE.)