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Waiting patiently for the Linux release... ;)

fractalwrench 10y ago
Mac & Linux ports are apparently in the works, although there doesn't appear to be any firm delivery date. It can't come soon enough.
- Singletoned 10y ago
  I wonder if it will be able to cope with case-sensitive filesystems? I still haven't got to play one on my Mac because they've never supported case-sensitivity.
  - RX14 10y ago
    I've played civ 5 and civ be on Linux with a case sensitive file system.
    - bevax 10y ago
      Playing Civ 5 here on Antergos, works flawlessly, very nice experience. Having the successor for Linux as well would be just awesome. However, it's not totally clear whether it will be ported… cf. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/55vuci/civilization_vi_aspyr_to_launch_mac_version_linux/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/55vuci/civili...
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  - Jtsummers 10y ago
    I created a separate case insensitive partition on my MBP to deal with that issue. For things that really, really wanted to use the main partition, I moved their content to it and created a symbolic link for things like ~/Library/Steam that points to the other partition. Was a very effective solution.
calgoo 10y ago
I know the feeling, I'm unsure if to install a windows partition this afternoon to play the game or to wait and hope we get a Linux version soon-ish.
SwellJoe 10y ago
I simply won't buy it until there's a Linux version. It's pretty much my rule for games these days...if I have to reboot to play, I know I'll almost never play, so I just don't buy Windows-only games. I only switched to Civ V from IV because it has a Linux version (and Civ IV does not, though it does run reasonably well under Wine, though I hate the fiddling required to keep Wine and GPu drivers happy through OS upgrades and such). Civ V runs as well under Linux as it does under Windows; not perfect, mind you, but it's not perfect under Windows either.
- partycoder 10y ago
  Civ 4 works well under wine until you research the calendar. Then you need to save, exit to the main menu and load the game again.
  - partycoder 10y ago
    Well, don't get me wrong. I play Civ 4 under wine every other day. I think it works great, except for that bug that would appear every game.
facorreia 10y ago
I prefer playing on Windows, not only because of the sheer availability of games (and hardware drivers) but also because I don't want to have any chance of mixing work and play. I like to keep them completely separate.

Mac & Linux ports are apparently in the works, although there doesn't appear to be any firm delivery date. It can't come soon enough.

Singletoned 10y ago
I wonder if it will be able to cope with case-sensitive filesystems? I still haven't got to play one on my Mac because they've never supported case-sensitivity.
- RX14 10y ago
  I've played civ 5 and civ be on Linux with a case sensitive file system.
  - bevax 10y ago
    Playing Civ 5 here on Antergos, works flawlessly, very nice experience. Having the successor for Linux as well would be just awesome. However, it's not totally clear whether it will be ported… cf. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/55vuci/civilization_vi_aspyr_to_launch_mac_version_linux/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/55vuci/civili...
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- Jtsummers 10y ago
  I created a separate case insensitive partition on my MBP to deal with that issue. For things that really, really wanted to use the main partition, I moved their content to it and created a symbolic link for things like ~/Library/Steam that points to the other partition. Was a very effective solution.

calgoo 10y ago

I know the feeling, I'm unsure if to install a windows partition this afternoon to play the game or to wait and hope we get a Linux version soon-ish.

SwellJoe 10y ago

I simply won't buy it until there's a Linux version. It's pretty much my rule for games these days...if I have to reboot to play, I know I'll almost never play, so I just don't buy Windows-only games. I only switched to Civ V from IV because it has a Linux version (and Civ IV does not, though it does run reasonably well under Wine, though I hate the fiddling required to keep Wine and GPu drivers happy through OS upgrades and such). Civ V runs as well under Linux as it does under Windows; not perfect, mind you, but it's not perfect under Windows either.

partycoder 10y ago
Civ 4 works well under wine until you research the calendar. Then you need to save, exit to the main menu and load the game again.
- partycoder 10y ago
  Well, don't get me wrong. I play Civ 4 under wine every other day. I think it works great, except for that bug that would appear every game.

facorreia 10y ago

I prefer playing on Windows, not only because of the sheer availability of games (and hardware drivers) but also because I don't want to have any chance of mixing work and play. I like to keep them completely separate.