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New Linux Gaming Survey For July

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It's that time of the month again Linux gamers! The new GOL survey for July is now available, so please make sure to fill it in if you have the time. We had a lower number of respondents last month, and it would be great to keep the number above 1000.

The results of the previous (June) survey will be published in the next few days. Thanks to those who filled that one out!

You can find the link for the new survey here, and please share with other Linux gamers if you can! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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After many years of floating through space on the back of a missile, following a successful career in beating people up for not playing Sega Saturn, the missile returned to earth. Upon returning, I discovered to my dismay that the once great console had been discontinued and Sega had abandoned the fight to dominate the world through 32-bit graphical capabilities.

After spending some years breaking breeze blocks with my head for money and being mocked by strangers, I have found a new purpose: to beat up people for not playing on Linux.
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Eike Jul 2, 2015
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Oh noooo! The link to peek at the intermediate results is gone! :)
Segata Sanshiro Jul 2, 2015
Quoting: EikeOh noooo! The link to peek at the intermediate results is gone! :)

Yeah, that was never there to begin with but at one point sort of appeared without me realising for a while. Got rid of it now, figured it might influence results, but also gives people less incentive to look at the results with all the fancy graphs and stuff here ;)
Brian [Linux] Jul 2, 2015
Good idea about including GOG. I personally cannot wait for the client to come out. I can't think of why it means so much, but I just love having a dedicated client and can't wait to get the native version.
GustyGhost Jul 2, 2015
Survey still assumes that Intel is the only integrated graphics provider :(
Segata Sanshiro Jul 2, 2015
Quoting: AnxiousInfusionSurvey still assumes that Intel is the only integrated graphics provider :(

Yup... I feel like an idiot, I had been meaning to do that but the new survey coincided with some terrible computer problems and I forgot in all the stress. I'll try and remember next month.
Hamish Jul 2, 2015
While I can understand the need to broaden the applicability of the answers, having the (nearly) tacked on to to the pertinent answer on the GOG Galaxy question does mean it will water down the amount of actual DRM Free purists that are reported.
Qantourisc Jul 3, 2015
Quoting: Segata SanshiroI'll try and remember next month.
Here is a tip: prep it now / make one now with the changed questions. If you are anything like me you will forget ;).
Done! :-)

Also, hi all! My 1st post.
IvanDSM Jul 4, 2015
Since I'm Brazilian and GOG.com has no national payment methods, I had to choose "No, I'm happy buying games from Steam, et al." on the last question, it would be awesome if you guys added a "No, GOG.com is not available in my territory." I know not being able to pay with a national card and not being available are two very different issues, but not buying from GOG.com because you're happy with Steam and not buying from them because they don't have an appropriate method are also two very different issues.
PublicNuisance Jul 4, 2015
To fully answer the last question of the survey I am one of the few people who will not care about GOG Galaxy. I went to GOG to get away from clients. I just want to download my files and patches in peace without being attached to some client. I'm the guy who would live out in a cabin in the woods away from people if the internet was better there.

That being said I am really happy that Galaxy is coming out simply because it will attract more people to GOG and that is a great thing for fans of DRM free gaming such as myself.
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