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Update: It's now out for Linux!

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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive looks like it will finally enter beta for Linux soon thanks to information from SteamDB.

QuoteChanged Depots
734/config/oslist: linux
734/name: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Beta Linux Bin
12 minutes agoChanged oslist – windows,macos,linux


Then more was added:
QuoteChanged App Config
launch/2/arguments: -steam
launch/2/config/oslist: linux
launch/2/description: Launch
launch/2/executable: csgo.sh

Info above just added to the SteamDB entry for CSGO

We already knew the CS: GO developers were gearing up for Linux from their recent blog post, but we didn't think it would be this soon!

This is fantastic news! I look forward to rescuing those hostages, but I mostly look forward to the Arms Race mode which gets really intense for quick runs.

We have been waiting a while on this one, so I expect you all to play lots of it and tell us how it is once it is released. To be clear it is not yet out, but it hopefully will be soon.

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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) will expand upon the team-based action gameplay that it pioneered when it was launched 12 years ago.

CS: GO features new maps, characters, and weapons and delivers updated versions of the classic CS content (de_dust, etc.). In addition, CS: GO will introduce new gameplay modes, matchmaking, leader boards, and more.

Check out Counter Strike: Global Offensive on Steam now. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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ElectricPrism Sep 23, 2014
I hope their surf maps have improved, if so I look foreward to CS:GO, 6 months ago CSS Surf & Maps were much more fun, lets see if that has changed.
Qydfac Sep 23, 2014
I run:

Debian Testing (KDE 4.14)
2500 (3.14)
8 GBs
660Ti (340.32)

My opinion on the game itself and its port are thus:

The textures are a absolutely abysmal. terrible, awful. (Maxed Out Settings)
Sound skips in the menus, sound in game is cheap and crappy.
FOV 'feels' 60-75 it's awful for mouse movement.
The colours of the game have changed since the initial release, It looks gray and soo boring.

The first day I played CSGO on Wine It felt fantastic what the hell?

+Goes surfing on CSS+
Fate Sep 24, 2014
just bought it and its running great
Coloneil Sep 24, 2014
It's playable on intel HD4400, I'm getting arround 30fps (which is the strict minimum I think for this type of game) 1080p all settings to minimum.

If it wasn't for work this damn windows partition would have removed yesterday too ... ;-)
MightyTrollzor Sep 24, 2014
Quoting: GoCorinthians
Quoting: BelarriusFor me CS:GO wave not sound, and crash for a lot of map vs bot. And can't move my character :/
Same here, its getting stuck at loading maps!

It's a common problem that usually olny appears in unity games. The game has problems with your locals. In english speaking countries doubles(floating point variables), are separated by a point (2.5) where in Europe and Southamerica a comma is used (2,5). You can fix that by using another local in CSGO by adding the command "LC_ALL=C %command%" to the csgo launch-options in steam.
jamesc359 Sep 24, 2014
I have to say that I'm very impressed to see that I'm getting 100+ FPS on a mere GT240. Granted that's at 1024x768, but that's still pretty good considering. :O
GoCorinthians Sep 24, 2014
Quoting: MightyTrollzor
Quoting: GoCorinthians
Quoting: BelarriusFor me CS:GO wave not sound, and crash for a lot of map vs bot. And can't move my character :/
Same here, its getting stuck at loading maps!
It's a common problem that usually olny appears in unity games. The game has problems with your locals. In english speaking countries doubles(floating point variables), are separated by a point (2.5) where in Europe and Southamerica a comma is used (2,5). You can fix that by using another local in CSGO by adding the command "LC_ALL=C %command%" to the csgo launch-options in steam.
Thanks ...downloading again and giving it a try...tnx!
peterp771 Sep 24, 2014
Run nice and smoothly here. I'm getting around 50-60fps on modest specs.
GoCorinthians Sep 24, 2014
Is MP avaiable for anyone...I can only run offline play yet!
Servers doesnt even list here!
MightyTrollzor Sep 25, 2014
Quoting: GoCorinthiansIs MP avaiable for anyone...I can only run offline play yet!
Servers doesnt even list here!

Server Browser doesn't seem to work but I managed to connect to a friends game over peervpn using the console for directly connecting to the ip (command: "connect 00.00.00.00" )
might also work with a normal server.

Edit: I may be wrong but I think a friend of mine could play online using the queue, haven't tried myself though.
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