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Quoting: N30NWhy? When Mari has had Linux support from day one?

Mari's great, but it's also 1500 bucks. That's a bit hard to justify for a hobbyist like me.

They also have a indie version [External Link]. ;)

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Quoting: Renzatic GearThis is one of the things keeping me tethered to Windows.

Why? When Mari has had Linux support from day one?

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I'm eagerly awaiting the Linux release of Street Fighter V [External Link]. Project CARS [External Link] and Rocket League [External Link] would be nice but I've lost the excitement for them due to the long delays.

Of the games not currently announced/planed for a Linux release, I'd love the modern Quake clones Diabotical [External Link] and Reflex [External Link]. Also Bloodborne [External Link] would be amazing.

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Quoting: BumadarI wished they would fix the bug with nvidia 358.x where steam just crashes if you set a category: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/4073 [External Link]

:huh: Read the linked bug report. It has been fixed, update your driver.

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Quoting: ElectricPrismAlso, it looks like HTTPS is causing the comment box to not work, I have to Chrome Dev Console edit the < form action to include the http://gamingonlinux.com/ [External Link] URL prefix to post a comment HTTPS is broken.

Really? — Nope, this comment made it fine via HTTPS using Firefox.

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Quoting: Games Republic Rep2) 8 games that are available as a DRM-free download. We always inform about type of DRM - take a look on product page:

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The DRM field seems to just state where they product is available from (steam or directly). This should be relabelled. It would be awesome to also have accurate info about the inclusion of DRM as many of the games currently labelled as "Steam" are DRM free.

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Quoting: DrMcCoyIf you had read a bit further in that FAQ, or the comments here...

I did but unfortunately edited my post at the same time you were posting.

Quoting: DrMcCoyI.e. you are allowed to use no cloud service at all, yes. But if you do use cloud services, it has to be AWS (which you have to pay Amazon for to use).

In case you missed it, you are allowed to host your own servers/cloud (they just don't want you using competing services).

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Quoting: TheBossyou're not allowed to use other cloud services for it

But if you own and operate your own private servers, you do not need to use AWS. [External Link]

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I've been playing the beta and it runs very smooth for me (nvidia user). The biggest problem currently is that two of the maps have a lighting issue (which I've read also affects the Mac OS release too). Besides that, it's a great little game to sit back with a steam controller for a little while. :D

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Over the holidays I've been playing local co-op games only. Most popular were TowerFall Ascension [External Link] and Broforce [External Link]. Others played include Crawl [External Link], Gang Beasts [External Link], Never Alone [External Link], Pix the Cat [External Link] & Serious Sam 3: BFE [External Link].

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