Article updated based on all the new info.

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Quoting: hardpenguinUnless this project aims to support the Windows games in Wine / Proton as well. That might work.

Exactly as stated in the article FYI. For Wine / Proton.

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Quoting: FSFmemberHere's also one boomer to add: Hrot
released a few days ago after Early Access period and has user score of 97% positive ~ 2500 reviews. Works under Proton but dev (single person) promised a Linux version. Who knows if it comes though, take it as it is.

adding here because I really like level design in this one and the score is quite there where the best are.

Cheers

Yeah that seems good too, but the performance was really rough on Steam Deck. Edit: actually, going to test some stuff on it to see if I can get it up. Will video if I can :)

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Yeah, in the era of Proton, having a port that has updates and DLC often way behind and no cross-platform multiplayer - it's just not acceptable. I'm not surprised Feral stopped, they can't compete with Proton realistically. Other developers who do updates at the same time can but Feral's way just won't cut it now.

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Quoting: slaapliedje

Quoting: Liam DaweUpdate: Feral Interactive emailed me to correct the record that they're not actually doing a Linux port this time. They said the Creative Assembly FAQ post was incorrect. Feral are now doing macOS only.

Wow, that's kind of short sighted, isn't it?

Ha, does this mean you should just take the article down, since it's no longer 'gaming on linux' if they're not providing a Linux port?

No I’m not going to take an article down that has a clear correction.

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Update: Feral Interactive emailed me to correct the record that they're not actually doing a Linux port this time. They said the Creative Assembly FAQ post was incorrect. Feral are now doing macOS only.

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Quoting: lucinosAlso the reason they are doing it is that if you port to Mac then Linux port is about zero cost

I've no idea what you've been reading but that's really not true, especially given the completely different graphics APIs used - Vulkan and Metal. There's a whole bunch of other differences to take into account to from filesystem to sound system.

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Quoting: damarrinI am sort of curious if I can get the new Zelda running well on the SD. I've been playing it these past few days and I was vividly reminded how uncomfortable the Switch is. It's fine with the controllers detached on the TV, but handheld... eugh.

Yeah that's my biggest problem with my Switch, how flat it is - absolutely terrible ergonomics. Gives me serious hand cramp if I try it. My Switch is an original model too, so I should technically have no problem using it for the needed bits in yuzu emulation if I wanted to. Which I will admit has been tempting me more recently.

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They mentioned to me on Twitter they're working to improve the performance problems on Deck in the late game extraction: https://twitter.com/TroopersExt/status/1659311082706444292 [External Link]

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