To wit: open-sourceknock-offsoffamiliargamesandgenres, ports of old first-personshooterssuch as Quake II and Doom and lotsof classic gameconsoleemulators.
When you have a mainstream PC manufacturer and the leading digital distribution platform for video games both championing Linux, open-source proponents are bound to start cheering.
OpenFeint seed investor Peter Relan is fed up with his former creation's lack of existence -- the opensource software once powered the social integration behind many mobile games.