Electronic Arts will be present at the Ubuntu Developer Summit

Every day we have news about the world Linux and now another one related to high-quality games falls on us again, now the news is that nothing more and nothing less than Electronic Arts will be presented in the Ubuntu Developers Summit with a 15 minute talk and leaving representatives throughout the event.

And it is not necessary to think too much about what this can mean, that the largest game development company in the world sends representatives not only to attend but to participate in an event like this, it means a lot about the future of games and everything. what does it imply in Linux, everything begins to look closer and closer ...

The information comes from event calendar and a Tweet of the already recognized archi Michael Larabel...

Apparently since Valve made official the arrival of Steam a GNU / Linux And with all the commotion that the news has made, many greats begin to take an interest in us and in this environment, and without having arrived, apparently (and only apparently) the implications of the whole matter are beginning to be seen.

I have been brief but is this another indication of the promising future of Linux?

Source: Very linux


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  1.   Algave said

    Excellent news that makes you happy and I hope there will be very good news like this for GNU / Linux 🙂

  2.   TheSandman86 said

    This is getting very interesting, I see promising the future of Linux as a platform suitable for gaming.

  3.   sieg84 said

    Develop games in openGL.
    Hurray!

    1.    Grill said

      I certainly don't know why game developers work with directx when the only thing that uses it is windows and the xbox, while the rest of the platforms (which are mostly) work with opengl such as: Ps3, PsVita, MacOsx, Smartphones, Even windows supports opengl very well so I don't know what the fuck is going on with these people: S

      1.    sieg84 said

        This article talks about some of that:
        achepenet.blogspot.com/2010/04/why-should-you-use-opengl-and-not.html

        1.    Greenux said

          I had already read about that project and that is why I said the above (I am GriLL)

  4.   mdrvro said

    Undoubtedly great news and we must also be glad that we will have better linux drivers and opengl improvements. Undoubtedly something good can come from all this, although I think (I hope I am wrong) that this is not going to be in the short term.

  5.   Lucasmatias said

    crysis XD

  6.   kik1n said

    Dead Space in Linux. uhhhh
    Command & Conquer.

    I also hope bethesa.

  7.   rudolph alexander said

    I see it that it is more popular for Android than for Linux, but it would be great if there were more native opengl games that are easy to run on several multiplatforms natively, it seems to me that the purpose is to make it migrate to other systems.

    1.    dwarf said

      If it's for android then what are the Valve guys doing porting Steam to GNU / Linux and EA at an Ubuntu Developer Summit?

  8.   Merlin The Debianite said

    Interesting news, I hope it doesn't take another 2 years to see what EA will do in linux.

  9.   Gino said

    IF THE LINUX GAMES COME LATER, I CHANGE TO THE UBUNTU OPERATING SYSTEM 😀 I AM INTERESTED IN THIS CURRENT VIDEO GAMES FOR LINUX: OOO

  10.   opensanctux said

    Excellent! that the main entertainment industry produces for Linux, definitely bodes well.

    1.    dwarf said

      Nothing has been said, only that they will be there ... they did not say that they would produce for Linux.

      1.    auroszx said

        But if they will be there it is for something, right?
        If AMD and Nvidia improve their drivers with this, that's fine with me 🙂

  11.   Hyuuga_Neji said

    Good…. Need for Speed ​​on my Debian…. sounds great doesn't it?

    1.    Courage said

      No, the truth is no

      1.    opensanctux said

        (Hahaha)

  12.   Windousian said

    It seems that we can already get an idea of ​​what EA will do in the Ubuntu DS

    Apparently they are going to promote "Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances" and "Lord of Ultima" from the Ubuntu software center (2 video games for web browser).