After updating to Ubuntu 18.10 today I noticed that a lot of games were either crashing, not detecting my Steam Controller or detecting it as a second player. Here's a fix.

System76, the hardware vendor that focuses on putting out well-supported Linux laptops, desktops and servers are teasing something new.

Valve recently put up a blog post to talk about controller use on PC and some of their statistics are a little surprising.

The team behind the Linux-powered games console, the Atari VCS, recently had a three-day session together to go over the progress and it seems quite interesting.

The GPU race continues on once again, as NVIDIA have now officially announced the GeForce RTX 2000 series of GPUs and they're launching in September.

AMD's latest high-end CPU with the second generation of the Ryzen Threadripper is now properly announced with expected launch dates.

If you're after a mechanical keyboard that isn't overly expensive, has some good features and not insanely loud, the Corsair STRAFE RGB Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry MX Silent Switches is a damn good bit of kit.

While I remain quite sceptical of the Atari VCS, I'm still pretty interested in it as a Linux gaming device. Atari recently did a Q&A blog post detailing some interesting information about it.

It seems the Atari VCS team are burning bridges before they're even built, as they accused the well respected tech news site The Register of professional trolling.

Intel has now officially confirmed that they will release a discrete GPU that will be available in 2020.

The day has finally arrived, the Linux-powered Atari VCS games console can now be pre-ordered and they finally have the specifications up too.

In preparation for the upcoming Steam Link app release, the Steam Beta Client has been updated with support for the Steam Controller using a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) mode.

Linux hardware vendor System76 (and now a Linux distribution maker too) have just announced their new Oryx Pro laptop and it's a beast.

The Linux-powered Atari VCS console is officially starting pre-orders next month on May 30th, with it not actually shipping until spring next year.

You read the headline correctly, Linux can now actually be installed on the Nintendo Switch making it an even more interesting device.