Crytek are moving to Linux, the Crysis developer is looking for a programmer to port CryEngine 3 to Linux
CryEngine 3 will be headed to Linux in the near future
Anthony Garreffa | Jul 17, 2013 at 03:25 am CDT (0 mins, 22 secs reading time)
Valve have been talking about, and slowly making the jump to Linux for a while now, but it looks like Crytek are looking to make a similar move to the open source operating system.
A job listing at Crytek has been noticed, with the future employee of the studio to be responsible for maintaining Linux support for CryEngine 3, provide training to internal and external developers and help out with prototypes of games, too.
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NEWS SOURCE:joystiq.com
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