It's in the AUR too for those on Arch based distros

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Quoting: spacemonkey

Quoting: pete910

Quoting: spacemonkeyOr could this be people joining Linus' (LTT Linus) Linux Challenge?

That was last year was it not?

Which failed IIRC.

They are doing another one now. As we speak.

Don't tell me! Nothing works also all programs crash.....

Odd that prety much any distro works on just about anything apart from some real weird obscure setup.

Maybe I’m been a bit cynical 😁

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Quoting: spacemonkeyOr could this be people joining Linus' (LTT Linus) Linux Challenge?

That was last year was it not?

Which failed IIRC.

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Going to have to get this, Was a massive TA fan back in the day.

I'd forgotten about this if am honest, nice to see a native game and not relying on proton!

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Quoting: ScottCarammell

Quoting: Cyba.Cowboy

Quoting: ScottCarammell

Quoting: Cyba.CowboyThat's NEVER gonna happen - Tim Sweeny is openly anti-Linux, and he's quite vocal about it, too. If you're really keen, you can play it on your Stream Deck via Remote Play... It takes a bit of mucking around to get the settings just right, so gameplay is smooth; but it works.

I wouldn't be that cynical about it, it's always possible especially as Linux continues to grow. But unlikely? Definitely

Have you ever read Tim Sweeny's comments about Linux? The man almost-certainly has more love for Hitler than he does for Linux.

ok let's be so fr here he wasn't advocating for all linux users to be flayed in the town square he just sucks up to Microsoft way too much. the fact Unreal 5 natively compiles for Linux at all when it released during an era of decreasing Linux ports and increasing reliance on Proton shows he isn't pulling out all the stops to actively sabotage Linux adoption, he's just really slow and wants Microsoft to buy out his failed company.

I may be wrong but seem to remember reading that it was outside/community devs that sorted the linux side not Epic themselves.

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Sweeney notes how this round of layoffs is not related to AI noting that "Since it's a thing now, I should note that the layoffs aren't related to AI

Translation:

Totally down to AI usage within the development processes!

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: pete910It will be to run game servers, Not client. Don't get ya hopes up people !

Well, no, that wouldn't make sense. They wouldn't use anti-cheat on the server builds because that's their servers, this is all to do with the client-side stuff.

Is all anti cheat just client side? as in there are no checks or communication from client to sever ?

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It will be to run game servers, Not client. Don't get ya hopes up people !

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Quoting: elmapul

Quoting: kuhpunktI saw one comment... it could be a great way to bring a lot of streaming apps like Netflix to the Steam Machine as well. People might want that.

nah, netflix issue is more likely DRM related than anything, i doubt it will help.

Does Netflix have a Windows app? Thought PC's just viewed via browser.

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For Linux / SteamOS fans, going by ProtonDB the early reports there are nice and positive too with multiple reports on it working great out of the box with Proton.

For how long?

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