I support gaming under Linux. Here are the games I've purchased for the Linux platform: 1. Myth II Lokigames 2. Railroad Tycoon II Lokigames 3. Heavy Gear II Lokigames 4. Terminus Vatical 5. Descent III Lokigames 6. Eric's Ultimate Solitaire Lokigames 7. Hopkins FBI MP Entertainment 8. Soldier Of Fortune Lokigames 9. Quake III Lokigames (ID Games) 10. Unreal Tournament Lokigames 11. Heretic II Lokigames 12. Tribes II Lokigames (Sierra) 13. Jagged Alliance Tribsoft (Sir Tech) 14. Rune Lokigames (Human Head) 15. Rune: Halls of Valhalla Lokigames (Human Head) 16. Heroes of Might And Magic III Lokigames 17. Simcity 3000 Lokigames 18. IBM's Viavoice Dictation IBM 19. Shogo: Mobile Armor Division Hyperion (Monolith) 20. Mind Rover: The Europa Project Lokigames 21. Alpha Centauri Lokigames (Electronic Arts) 22. Sin Hyperion (Activision) 23. Postal Plus Lokigames 24. Kohan Lokigames 25. Reel Deal Slots PhantomFX 26. Inherit the Earth Wyrmkeep Entertainment 27. The Labyrinth of Time Wyrmkeep Entertainment 28. Future Boy! The General Coffee Company Film Productions That's quite a collection. If you want good gaming to survive under Linux, I suggest you buy some too. The day that Loki goes bankrupt would be a sad day for Linux...
Note that last paragraph. I don't have the heart to remove that sentence. It was indeed a dark day for Linux. How can you help gaming on Linux? You don't need to program. All you need to do is buy games, don't pirate them. Microsoft Windows and console games will be around no matter what we do. Linux gaming is fragile. Don't sabotage it. Purchase as many games as you can afford.