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Linux gaming OS Kazeta promises ‘console gaming experience of the 1990s’ for PC users — supports almost any DRM-free game, past or present
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Kazeta has arrived to “bring the console gaming experience of the '90s to modern PC hardware” (h/t GamingOnLinux). With this new Linux-based OS from the makers of Chimera OS, the promise is of a gaming experience where you simply “insert cart, power on, play.” Before doing that you will, of course, have to prepare the carts, but the developers assert that gamers can “turn any DRM-free game into a physical cart.” SD cards are the preferred choice for creating a game cartridge library.
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Liliputing ☛ Kazeta is a Linux-based OS that turns PCs into game consoles
PC gaming has been popular for decades, but there's still something charming about classic game consoles that booted quickly, featured a minimal operating system, and let you play games by inserting a cartridge or disc. Kazeta is a new Linux-based operating system that brings that kind of experience to modern PCs.
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