Released November 8, 2005. TransGaming is pleased to announce the release of Cedega 5.0, dubbed Cheddar, giving TransGamers access to more Windows games in Linux with greater ease. TransGamers are able to download Cedega in RPM, Debian and TGZ formats from the downloads section of TransGaming's website: http://www.transgaming.com/ Cedega 5.0 is our first release to feature integration between the Cedega GUI (formerly known as Point2Play) and the core Cedega technology (now referred to as the Cedega engine). In addition to the usability improvements that accompany this fusion, we also give you the ability to play Battlefield 2, Dungeon Siege II, City of Villains, Madden NFL 2006 and Madden NFL 2005 on your Linux desktop today. And since this is Cedega 5.0, we also bring you technology advancements such as a scheduler for 2.6 kernel users, pixel shader 1.4 support, improved OpenGL VBO/VAR support for caching geometry on the video card, and preliminary OpenGL FBO support for faster render-to-texture performance.
[ot] Yes, it's a pitty too since their cards are very cost effective lately. ATI's Linux drivers are what made an nvidia buyer out of me. [/ot]
