Let's add some based on nothing "evidence" then ;)

[(link to steam profile [VPLTD] Peter Mulholland)](http://steamcommunity.com/id/vpltd-peterm)

I already bought BioShock Infinite back when I was still using Windows, so I'll just wait and see how the port turns out.

Here's to hoping it won't run as bad as the witcher 2 (i7 3820 |x79 chipset| 16GB mem | GTX680 [Nvidia 346.22 drivers] ).
I consider anything less than 60 fps even on lowest settings to be "bad" for the witcher 2.

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Same here, key not working. I've sent them an e-mail, I'll just wait for them to respond to it ;)

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Haven't seen any eon files yet but that could be me, It does come with a DirectX directory and an install script filled with windows stuff though.

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Failed to start game (missing executable) ;)

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"PC, Xbox One and PS 4, same quality, same experience" somehow I lost interest in this game.

btw, am I the only one that gets the urge to slap a developer when they say PC when they mean windows ?

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Quoting: ShmerlDid anyone try to enable Nvidia GL multithreading (using __GL_THREADED_OPTIMIZATIONS) to check if it makes any difference with this release?

No notable difference here.

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Bad performance sadly.
Ubuntu 14.04
Nvidia GTX680 (sli enabled brings the fps down to about 10 or so) driver 337.12
i7-3820 / 16 gb ram
enable / disable V-sync doesn't make any difference.

The game runs smooth with ultra settings on windows, sadly this isn't the case on Linux for me.

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