Personnally, I would like to see something similar happen to the likes of FreeCAD or any other CAD software...

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Quoting: The_Aquabat

Quoting: Duke Takeshisince I guess a lot of gamers will upgrade their PCs for Cyberpunk 2077

requirements on Cyberpunk 2077 are pure speculation of gaming news sites, if the game will run on PS 4, not sure what they are basing those guesses on. Maybe because Witcher 3 at it's release was a very demanding game? not sure it will be the same this time, now games tend to be more flexible allowing you to downgrade the details to be able to run on not so powerful hardware.
PS4 will still be very relevant because now that PS5 is coming the trend is that PS4 will be very cheap, and when that happens probably it will be the most owned platform on the world.

PC requirements --> 4k, RTX.

They tend to forget that there is a world beside that and they think you are "unworthy" if you don't abide by those guidelines. :wink:

1080p, no RTX. That's my target. If the game supports this (which should be the case), I expect the requirements will be much lower... Just my two cents.

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Quoting: Xpander

Quoting: MohandevirJust Cause 4 and Rage 2.

Rage 2 seems impossible to play... The game keeps on crashing every 15mins or so, no natter what I try in the launch options or in the graphic settings. Not really enjoyable, even tough I like the game.

turn off async compute from the config files.
~/SteamLibrary/steamapps/compatdata/548570/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Saved Games/id Software/Rage 2/settings.ini

zero crashes like that

You mean put "DisableAsyncCompute=1"?

Already tried it, same problem... I will give it another shot now that I'm on GamerOS... Who knows? Maybe...

Thanks anyway.

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Just Cause 4 and Rage 2.

Rage 2 seems impossible to play... The game keeps on crashing every 15mins or so, no natter what I try in the launch options or in the graphic settings. Not really enjoyable, even tough I like the game.

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Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: Linuxeridk

Quoting: MohandevirBeeePOS!

Like in "Beep! OS"? Or in "Bee Positive OS"? or in "Biiig Picture OS"?

Nevermind! :grin:

Sériously, finding a name for that OS, that is not SteamOS, considering what it does, is not an easy task, if you want a significant name. It does some retro gaming, else it is dedicated to Steam...

Hmmm . . . something kind of like SteamOS . . . I know!!!
I give you: VaporOS! :tongue:

Or, since GamerOS is bulding some Steam... VigorOS? :wink:

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Plagman was quite clear that they were seriously considering an alternative to Debian. SteamOS 2.0 is based on Debian 8, which is now eol and SteamOS 3.0 (Debian 9) was never released:

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/seems-valve-do-intend-to-go-back-to-steamos-at-some-point.16291

Seems quite indicative to me:
"I wouldn't expect much more movement on Debian-based Brewmaster at this point, however."

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Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: Linuxeridk

Quoting: MohandevirBeeePOS!

Like in "Beep! OS"? Or in "Bee Positive OS"? or in "Biiig Picture OS"?

Nevermind! :grin:

Sériously, finding a name for that OS, that is not SteamOS, considering what it does, is not an easy task, if you want a significant name. It does some retro gaming, else it is dedicated to Steam...

Hmmm . . . something kind of like SteamOS . . . I know!!!
I give you: VaporOS! :tongue:

I guess many of the GoL community members are already aware, but for the record...
https://vaporos.net/ [External Link]

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BeeePOS!

Like in "Beep! OS"? Or in "Bee Positive OS"? or in "Biiig Picture OS"?

Nevermind! :grin:

Seriously, finding a name for that OS, that is not SteamOS, considering what it does, is not an easy task, if you want a significant name. It does some retro gaming, else it is dedicated to Steam...

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I'm really amazed by what these guys have been able to do with the now "unsupported" SteamOS-Compositor. Looking forward to what's to come when Valve's Gamescope will be out in the wild... Plagman is still very active on Gamescope's github repo, but no fresh news...

https://github.com/Plagman/gamescope [External Link]

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Quoting: MohandevirWhat I would like to see is a "complete DE" based on a fullscreen gamepad controlled Lutris UI, for sofa gaming. A Lutris based SteamOS (BPM) concept. Probably an unrealistically huge undertaking for the Lutris team, but it would be awesome nonetheless.

"One launcher to rule them all".

Edit: It's just a wish I have... Else, keep doing your awesome work, making gaming on Linux easier.

Same concept as GamerOS but Lutris instead of Steam Big Picture mode.

Yep! That's the idea. But running Lutris in GamerOS is harder than running Steam in Lutris. And Lutris is neutral in the sense that it's not focused on one store over any other.

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