520 likes - not bad!

This looks interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdBhUN3SZ8g&t=46m35s

Which means they might end up releasing it with Vulkan renderer and for Linux.

In this video, CDPR shows how to access their server using ssh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwr6TlEbiuU

If you do, you can find a readme.txt there, though it says nothing about Linux.

Feel free to try for fun.

Quoting: ShmerlIn this video, CDPR shows how to access their server using ssh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwr6TlEbiuU

If you do, you can find a readme.txt there, though it says nothing about Linux.

Feel free to try for fun.

I had no idea the server & username etc. were real in that ad....

They're complete bastards though, for using 'Debian 10' in their ads ... and not releasing ... you know, 'stuff', on Linux.

Quoting: wvstolzingThey're complete bastards though, for using 'Debian 10' in their ads ... and not releasing ... you know, 'stuff', on Linux.

I imagine that goes for all AAA devs/publishers. Somewhere in their infrastructure they will depend on Linux servers. Doesn't mean they will cater to a few tenths of a percent of their potential market.

Quoting: Ehvis

Quoting: wvstolzingThey're complete bastards though, for using 'Debian 10' in their ads ... and not releasing ... you know, 'stuff', on Linux.

I imagine that goes for all AAA devs/publishers. Somewhere in their infrastructure they will depend on Linux servers. Doesn't mean they will cater to a few tenths of a percent of their potential market.

Yeah but at least they don't put it in their ads. Last time there was a Cyb.2077 reveal, I believe 'Centos' was flashed on a terminal screen for a brief moment.
To make it a bit tongue-in-cheek though, they could've used 'openindiana hipster edition'.

Quoting: wvstolzingI had no idea the server & username etc. were real in that ad....

They're complete bastards though, for using 'Debian 10' in their ads ... and not releasing ... you know, 'stuff', on Linux.

It is real, I logged in there, they have a limited VM running with rbash and a few directories shown. You can download a couple of posters and readme.txt using scp. Nothing about Linux port there though :(

I'd say it's indeed annoying, they are teasing people like that, but can't release the game for Linux.

The video shows some Secret_Projects directory, but it's not available on the server.

Quoting: ShmerlIt is real, I logged in there, they have a limited VM running with rbash and a few directories shown. You can download a couple of posters and readme.txt using scp.

Yeah I got all that stuff (though I don't quite understand the point of the 'broken_upload' picture -- I mean, obviously an ad for Galaxy 2.0, but why there?).

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