it appears that Jotun and Lara Croft GO also left Stadia Pro

Lara Croft GO is on Stadia? Or did you mean Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris?

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As long as there are Linux depots, it's fine by me. They already got my money for both games.
I guess they knew the licences would expire at the end of 2020, weird that they didn't do a farewell sale at the Feral Store for example.

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Meanwhile, I fully recommend this Untrusted [External Link].

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The Stadia rush might not be bringing many new games to "normal" Linux (yet?) but at least it motivates engine creators to fix Linux-specific bugs. :whistle:

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Quoting: Redface

Quoting: pbI'm gaming on SteamOS 2, but eagerly waiting for SteamOS 3. :whistle:

I liked SteamOS too for the PC I have connected to the TV, but it has got no updates including security updates since summer 2019, so I gave up on it. I doubt SteamOS 3.0 will ever be releases, and if then how can we trusty Valve to not also drop support on that without any announcement?

I trust it will, or maybe they will skip a number or release SteamOS 4 (because 3 was already in the works but they scrapped it - https://repo.steampowered.com/steamos/dists/clockwerk/) [External Link]. I seem to recall they planned to base the new version on another distro, perhaps Arch? There is certainly something going on here: https://repo.steampowered.com/arch/ [External Link]

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I'm gaming on SteamOS 2, but eagerly waiting for SteamOS 3. :whistle:
Tried GamerOS but it was rather meh.

For working&gaming I cycled through Mandrake, Slackware, Debian, PCLinuxOS, LFS, Mint, LMDE and probably some others until finally settling with Arch and living happily ever since. Note that I'm not recommending it to others, especially newbies.

Ubuntu? No thanks. I tried it numerous times and there was always something broken. Wifi or hibernation, or touchpad, or drivers etc. etc. It's jut not worth the hassle.

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Stadia launched in my country a week ago and I'm amazed how well it works! I tested it alongside GeForce Now and it's much more streamlined, and puts noticeably less strain on the CPU.

But I have no way of purchasing the stadia controller (google store not available in my region), not to mention getting it in a promo like some other countries, so I don't think I'll become a subscriber just yet...

On the plus side it motivated me to finally upgrade my home network. :smile:
And I bought Borderlands 3 Ultimate for a few pennies (90% discount + $10 coupon) that I can now play even without pro.

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Quoting: EhvisAnd the more you decorate it, the quicker it goes. Probably goes for reading as well. So if you do it efficiently, you can easily finish the game in less than 100 days.

Thanks, I was wondering what kind of world Liam lives in, where 340 days have passed since March. :tongue:

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Hm, Everspace has two DLCs on Steam, how does it work on Stadia? Are they included, or are they separate purchases, or are they just not there?

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Any word on the price? I would like that but with a bit more ram...

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