Quoting: GuestTried to add my system info, inputs are super limiting. 5 monitors is the max I can choose (I have 9). Resolution options are for a single monitor. OS/Distro/Dual boot options are limited. No GPU count so on and so on.

I wish I had this problem. :P

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Not exactly optimal it not being Steamplay. But I am not going to lose any sleep over it either. I did not buy it before it was ported, and I am never going to play it on Windows, so it changes absolutely nothing for me.

I am a big fan of the original Operation Flashpoint, and I am happy I can now replay it on Linux. An yes, paying €5 is totally worth it.

(Assuming it works well, which I haven't tried yet.)

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Quoting: HexDSLThis is the most wonderful video on YouTube. it made my life better watching it. HexDSL is a sexy sexy man who i think deserves your subscription..... :|

Sounds legit. Sign me up!

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This will cost around €800 where I live, according to past experience. Man, that's a lot of money...

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Quoting: CybolicTheir Linux support is currently limited to claiming that it runs in Wine...

That's not good enough at all. By that logic Microsoft Office supports Linux. Unless they actually put some effort into it, I will not be putting money into their pockets.

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You know, that does sound attractive to me. If it performs well and I don't have to spend a €1000 on a new computer to play new games, I might just go for it.

It is basically a remote Windows computer (judging by the description, not a customer yet), so mixed feelings there. If they actually had a Linux machine, it would be a much easier choice for me.

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Just checked local stores, and Vive goes for about €1000. Not an insane price, compared to for example a nice laptop. Although I would have very hard time justifying such a purchase to myself right now. But I sure do want to try it, and totally excited about Linux support.

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QuoteI'm pretty sure I saw a dead Luigi from Mario too.

Yeah, we all knew that Mario is not stable. Was a question of time before he snapped and murdered his brother.

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So how was it? Do not spare the juicy details. ;)

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Quoting: wojtek88

Quoting: LinasSo does Bundle Stars or does it not sell the actual Linux keys?

Bundle Stars sales windows keys only. So guys above did not support Linux gaming at all.

That's unfortunate. But how can you tell? I mean, generally? There are many perfectly legitimate shops (also regional ones) that display a Tux icon. How would I know that it is not an actual Linux key? It's like buying milk that says organic on the package, but is actually just regular milk.

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