Ah man I wish games like these could come with two player coop!

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This one caused several VR games to not start for me - I had to revert to latest stable.

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Very likely THE most obvious Linux native purchase this year.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuyWhat on earth are all those people doing on Steam when they're not playing games?

I'm actually quite often guilty of that. Opening the client to check if a new interesting patch is out, browsing the store, checking out new releases, all that jazz.

A break while working or something, can't game but can drool. :)

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Quoting: ColdPieThe default Experimental branch will always be based on the latest stable release. However, this might take some time simply because we need to like eat and sleep and do emails and stuff. So expect to see a new Experimental build some time soon after 5.13-6 goes live, which will contain everything that is in 5.13-6, too.

Thank you so much for this clarification, ColdPie. Highly appreciated.

Let me also use this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude for the work you guys put into making gaming great on Linux.

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Yeah seems like it. Messy. :unsure:

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Ok this is getting a bit confusing for me. So this is a beta for a stable version. We also got "experimental" - is that one even more ahead/bleeding edge? Or a completely different branch?

In other words - if I run experimental, do I then already have the stuff found in this beta? Reason I ask is also because I feel pretty sure that I saw the "Fix Cyberpunk 2077 world sound issues" fix mentioned in the last experimental version (that was out quite a while ago)?

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... seems I should give my Steam controller another chance, then. Try to figure out how on EARTH you can find it to actually be better than two analogue sticks :)

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Quoting: MohandevirI still feel the exact opposite, even though I tried the Xbox one, PS4 and Nvidia Shield controllers. I always come back to my Steam Controller like old comfy slippers, even if I can admit that it's not perfect for all tasks, just like any controller, in fact.

Ah - so the Steam controller was your first controller? Then that may be the whole explanation right there. Habits are hard to get rid, so the first one get accustomed to usually sticks. :)

I mean, I really do DIG Valve's controller, love the looks, love the originality, love the build quality. But... Yeah. :(

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I have to admit, however much I loved the look and idea of the Steam controller, I quite soon after returned to my Logitech controller again with the classic controller setup.

There's just something about a physical stick that can't be replaced with a touchpad.

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