Quoting: edddeduckferal

Quoting: zebHowever, disk usage is only 16 GB. Cache validation is successful. Could it be a Steam issue?

Quoting: WorMzyThat's the same size as my Deus Ex download, so looks like that might be the problem! I'll update my ticket with the information requested.

Thanks with your info I think I've fixed that for you and everyone else with the same setup :) Just restart the Steam client and you should get a ~30GB download :)

20.8 for me, but thanks! Fingers crossed this fixes it. :)

btw, did you guys have a similar issue for Tomb Raider? I wonder if the problem I was having with that game was the same thing.

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That's the same size as my Deus Ex download, so looks like that might be the problem! I'll update my ticket with the information requested.

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Unfortunately it doesn't launch for me, instant segfault after the config screen. Doesn't work on either Arch or Ubuntu 16.04. It looks like the same problem I had with Tomb Raider. :(

I'll try contacting Feral support with my system report and crash dumps.

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I had that problem too, lmants. I figured it was my btrfs steam partition being screwy, so I ended up installing it to my larger ext4 partition instead. Now that I look into it, they do have different cases for "SteamApps".

In other news, I think they fixed the 2FA for mobile steam guard users. I no longer have to enter a security code every time I start steam on my PC.

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Quoting: minidou

Quoting: edoNo wonder why KDE plasma 5 is doing so well since their fifth version, it's the closer than we have to a serious DE on linux.

cause gnome isn't?

Goodness me, no. GNOME is perpetually unstable. I wouldn't use that if you paid me.

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Quoting: MohandevirWhat is a typical use case for "Windows manager only"?

Someone who just uses a standalone window-manager, like openbox, i3, or dwm, and not a fully-fledged desktop environment. They're particularly popular on Arch (though I can only find a poll from 2013, where 144 people used tiling WMs, 55 used floating WMs, and 67 used DEs; current preferences may be different).

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Layers of Fear? :D

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It's live!

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Now this is something I like to see! Well done to whom ever thought this up!

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Quoting: TcheyLast release of Freeserf is from june 2013 if i'm right.
jonls.dk/freeserf/

That's true. The git repository is relatively active though and 0.2-rc1 was tagged back in July.

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