Quoting: edve98there is a picture of steam hardware at the top, where Fallout 4 used to be.

Refresh the page a few times and it'll switch back to Fallout. This is how it's been since the launch.

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Quoting: MblackwellI really don't like the feeling of joystick input on the trackpads though, maybe it's just me.

It's all going to depend on the game. It looks quite natural for Audiosurf 2:
View video on youtube.com

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Quoting: liamdaweI was expecting at the very least one of the Saints Row games and Rocket League

Really? You yourself just four days ago, [reported that Rocket League was not ready (that's what almost means right?)](https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/rocket-league-linux-port-is-almost-ready.6182).

Anyways, I'm off to buy some games to support all that Valve (and the games devs) have done so far. ^_^

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Quoting: JSVRamirezDoes Kodi still lack live TV playback?

No [External Link].

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Quoting: liamdaweI am also going to be wiping Ubuntu off of my TV PC and replacing it with SteamOS to keep up to date with it all

I'm pretty sure you'd get a lot of page views if your were to post a noob friendly guide on installing Kodi [External Link]. As many people expect to use their console as a media centre nowadays.

Quoting: JSVRamirezWhat do you use for TV on the prospective SteamOS box?

I'd go with Kodi and your preferred PVR backend [External Link].

Quoting: GuestA couple of surprise ports would be nice, perhaps TW: Rome II and Attila?

It would hardly be a surprise to see Rome II [External Link].

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Quoting: OlliCIs it also coming to Mac?

Yes, I've read that both platforms will be supported by the end of the year.

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Kinda sad. I expected it to be there at the launch.

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Quoting: burnallit still worries me a bit because the number of Linux Steam users is still around or below 1%.

You need to remember that to stay at 1% you have to grow at the same speed as the Steam user base (which has doubled over the time Linux has been supported).

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Indeed, it seems ridiculous to complain about the number of launch titles when it [dwafts all other consoles combined](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_video_game_console_launch_games). We've all seen (and been surprised by) the big titles already come to the SteamOS/Linux platform in the lead up to the launch. I've no doubt there'll be many more over the following months.

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Quoting: GonzoDarkI sadly recall a big difference in the experience I had with borderlands on Linux compared with the one I had on Windows. I located the problem to nvidia physx acceleration, does anyone know if that problem have been fixed yet? or does anyone know if borderlands are planning to support physx at a later date?

The version of PhysX used in Borderlands 2 and the Pre-Sequel is older than the version that supports Linux. I had asked Aspyr about this before and they said due to this they had not plans for supporting PhysX in these games on Linux (or Mac).

Quoting: GuestI don't think I've ever seen a Linux game with full PhysX support.

Check out the Metro Redux games.

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