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+Episode: 2630
+Title: HPR2630: Open Source Gaming: Revisiting Meridian 59
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2630/hpr2630.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-19 06:46:18
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+This is HPR Episode 2630 entitled Open Source Gaming, Revisiting Meridian 59.
+It is hosted by the dude and is about 4 minutes long, and carries an explicit flag.
+The summary is discussing the Steam release of Meridian 59 recorded before release.
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+Okay, the dude's here, and we're going to be talking about Meridian 59.
+Well, anyway, it's getting a Steam release August 28th.
+Obviously, this is going to be a release afterwards, but seems that according to Josh Rotunda,
+who is the Meridian 59 systems admin, it's going to be released on Steam August 28th,
+and this is going to be the original servers 101-10102.
+However, players will have to go to the official website to create an account for 101-10102.
+As noted on the storefront, but that is for now, I guess they are working on the system
+for future updates to probably make it so that way you can create a character and account
+from Steam.
+I have to say that I'm extremely excited, especially since it's getting boost in the media
+that are talking about the Steam release, and hopefully we get some new players to play
+on Meridian 59 and Lynn.
+Get the old PvP style back in the game right now, just PvE just because there's not
+many people on, and with new people, hopefully, the exciting PvP that used to be in the
+game can return.
+Also, hopefully someone could also find a way to make it the game work with wine.
+I tried getting Meridian 59, the original servers to work on Linux, and I'm able to log
+in, just by using wine, I'm able to log in, I'm able to see what's in my inventory, my
+health bars, and everything.
+The only thing I can't see is the area where you venture through the world.
+Your first perspective, that area, and the UI is black, it's just a black screen, and
+there is why I say hopefully somebody because I can't, because I can't even really get
+a tibia to run on Linux, and it's supposed to be able to run on Linux, and yes, I followed
+the Google instructions and things still didn't work out, so hopefully somebody will be
+able to do that, so that way Meridian 59 can work, pretty much perfectly on wine, or
+be able to make a Linux client for the original servers, and hopefully have a video to show
+you a step by step what to do, but anyway, I'm excited, and it's going to be interesting
+to see what the results are, and I'm definitely looking forward to the comments to see what
+were the results of the launch, but anyway, it's the dude signing off.
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