I used to be very happy with Quake Live. I thought it was a great addition to the Quake library and a fun way to compete with the Quake 3 platform. The fact that they ended Linux support changed that opinion for me. I could see if it was never meant to support Linux, but the fact that they just dropped it, makes me not really want to play it anymore. While, I'm sure I could play it on one of my rigs, I'd rather be able to play on my Linux laptop with an extended monitor without it crashing in Wine. Native support or nothing. Back to Quake 3 for me.

I used to be very happy with Quake Live. I thought it was a great addition to the Quake library and a fun way to compete with the Quake 3 platform. The fact that they ended Linux support changed that opinion for me. I could see if it was never meant to support Linux, but the fact that they just dropped it, makes me not really want to play it anymore. While, I'm sure I could play it on one of my rigs, I'd rather be able to play on my Linux laptop with an extended monitor without it crashing in Wine. Native support or nothing. Back to Quake 3 for me.