Quoting: egeeHave people actually used this or are people talking about how cool it is and then moving on?

It doesn't seem to work for me at all. I'm reluctant to open an issue on the GitHub repo because I'm curious if other people are having issues with it first.

The install instructions on the readme don't work and installing it via the release file doesn't appear to do anything.

Can folks confirm that it is working and maybe provide some screenshots?

Quoting: kaimanA bit disappointed that Pillars of Eternity II didn't even make the top 5 of Best 2019 update. That's when Obsidian officially added turn based mode, which basically changed it into a completely different game; and a much better one at that, IMO.

Quoting: WorMzyMaybe make the closing date a Sunday next year so you get the weekend off :P

Quoting: gustavoyaraujoBut the online multiplayer is just broken.... only avaliable for windows users.

Quoting: fleskI hope they fix the Steam Labs experiments to respect your platform settings soon. Last I tried, only Lars Doucet's did, making the rest pretty much useless.

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Quoting: GuestI'm not the most clued up person with container tech, and flatpaks, etc, but:

Really glad Valve is continuing to research ways of keeping games running, and giving some kind of interface stability. Just would prefer if there was something a little more generic for GNU/Linux desktop, so that games outside of Steam's environment could benefit.

Games -> Add non-Steam game to my library

== reliance on 3rd party proprietary software. That's not an answer to the problem at all.

Quoting: stickyparadigmSounds great. Does someone have a link to the project?

Quoting: elmapulthings like this make me want to give up developing for linux...

Quoting: ageresWhat is libomp.so.5? Raze needs it, but I cannot find a package that contains it.