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Quoting: SkiskiAnd by the way, where is the Bioshock infinite port, that was supposed to be released earlier this year ?

The current rumour doing the rounds on steam is it's been cancelled, I hope that's wrong though as it would give me one less reason for having Windows. I'm back to dual booting again due to Lightroom being unusable in Wine.

The last change to the "linux_inhouse_testing" depot for Bioshock Infinite was 5 days ago.

https://steamdb.info/app/8870/history/ [External Link]

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Quoting: khanseiWhat about the Bioshok infinite port ? Still no info from 2K ?

There are probably a handful of titles coming to Steam OS that aren't in the sale.

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It's all very exciting..

I am also expecting some new unannounced Valve title to be launched with the Machines/Controllers/OS..

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HTC - Half-life Three Confirmed

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I already beat the game with the broken system.

I may now go back to playing it to grab some of the achievements I missed.

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Well things that might come to my mind of games that "NOBODY saw coming" would be a Microsoft game..

Age of Empires II??

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I create a special file called "-i" in directories I want to keep safe.

I do this by doing:

touch ./-i

forces rm to be interactive.

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I don't think this is right but I'm going with "Mafia II" as my guess.

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Quoting: fleskThe latest hint on the radar makes me think it's LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, as both the image of a (presumably) iron fist and the phrase "Scorched Earth" are Marvel references.

Problem with that is, the clue is for Linux and OS X and sadly LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is already out for OS X.

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Sadly you're you're always going to get rude people in all communities

One of the devs latest tweets was:

"It's getting Linux to run that's hard. Once that works, support in the engine is pretty easy. But Linux breaks. A lot. It's costly."

I think its partly that that bemuses most people.

I do understand that the are occasional hardware compatibility issues that can cause issues and as long as you keep to stable updates you should be pretty much a-ok.

I'm not a developer but surely the thing to do is use a virtual machine to work on or if you want to run it on a real machine. Use a disk cloning tool like clonezilla so you can restore easily.

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