I’m surprised to see that Unity engine does not support Linux. Since you have already developed a runtime for Mac OSx, why not make a plugin for Firefox / Chrome Linux?
There are so many render engines that work for Linux; Web GL, OpenGL 3D, QT4…
What’s the point of making non Flash based games if you are going to limit platforms?
Unity SUCKS for not making multi browser / OS runtimes.
Unity 4 and up support publishing to Linux(specifically Ubuntu as of this writing).
Unity Technologies still do not provide a Unity Web Player for Linux browsers. I also haven’t heard any plans on doing so.
Workaround:
Previously Linux users tried to install Windows versions of internet browsers to run the Unity Web Player using Wine.
The Pipelight project has made a plugin for native Linux browsers. It still uses Wine, but at least you won’t deal with Windows versions of internet browsers. See the community set up wiki page - http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php/Running_Unity_Web_Player_on_Linux_using_Pipelight
This question is better suited for the official unity forums. This is a QA forum for developers- we all help each other solve problems while developing for Unity, we can't answer that question because we don't work for Unity :)
– testureOSX, Windows, Firefox/IE/Chrome/Safari... Wii PS3 XBOX360 Flash pretty soon... Do not shit where you eat...(saying Unity SUCKS in this forum should send a pack of wolves at ya). Suggestion it should include Linux is enough to get your point.
– GuyTidhar"MOVE ALONG CITYZEN, THERE IS NOTHING TO WATCH HERE..." - seriously, Unity comes in a free version and works on the two most widely spread platforms. Making a version for Linux, okay - have you thought of which distribution it should work with??? and who should pay for that development? Linux users perhaps?
– BerggreenDK