Okay, 32/64bit graph added back in with adjusted wording. I'm not sure how long that graph will stick around, seems a bit pointless with the result from it :P

Adjusted the wording of the resolution question on the UserCP, it's now your main gaming resolution.

Resolutions added:
1400x1050
2560x1080
3440x1440

Quoting: ZeloxCould you add a custome res?
My res isnt listed Im afraid.
5760x1080

Is that a real resolution, or the res of multiple monitors counted together (which does not count unless you genuinely play all your games at that res)?

Quoting: operaI noticed that the Distribution on the profile page is in the "Personal profile" area. Doesn't really fit there. Should be moved to "Computer info".

You're right, left over from before this was a thing. I will look at moving it, I need to adjust the distribution stuff anyway, as even if you hide your PC details your Distro is still listed right now on profiles and comments.

I have added in the dual-booting question now as well, as it's a good one to start getting some data on. You can now find it on your profiles. Will do another re-gen once a few people have answered.

Also added a nice message if a graph isn't generated yet, instead of showing a big space with an error from the class we use to generate them, just a little house-keeping that one.

Fresh generation done too.

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Quoting: tuubiI think it should be "resolution of primary screen". Or even better the resolution you usually play games in. The resolution of all your monitors combined or a list of multiple resolutions isn't very useful. Most games don't even support multi-monitor stuff, and those that do already have to take this into account. And I'm assuming here that the purpose of these stats isn't bragging rights but the collection of useful information about the systems we use for gaming? So ultra-wide 21:9 resolutions are okay, but anything spanning multiple monitors is irrelevant.

Yes I have to agree with this. I will look to adjust how it is worded on the control panel to get that point across.

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Quoting: AnxiousInfusionLead by example, Liam and update your profile first.

EDIT: Wait, it just doesn't show up in the info box.

Fixed, shows up on profiles and the info box link popup too.

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Quoting: GuestOne thing I do not like about steam is that you can't turn the auto-updates off in many games. It is annoying when you want a game to stay at a specific version, or if you like to do them manually.

Since when? It's a Steam feature as far as I knew, not a feature a game developer could turn off. The option is always there for me to turn off updates.

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Quoting: Mountain ManThe links go to the hosting company's website. I wonder if the developer forgot to pay his bill?

Looks like we killed his server again :D, this happened the last time we posted it up (which was removed until we got confirmation they did have the rights).

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Well, looks like my tweet [External Link] got through to them, trendy just "liked" it and then sent a message with icculus tagged to get in touch with them.

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Quoting: EhvisThe DRM free is not actually something that has to do with the GOG release. It was always DRM free via their website (through the Humble store). Which also gives you the option of activating it on Steam as well.

I am well aware of this, this is simply a shout out to the GOG release. Like we usually do for GOG.

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Quoting: Baemir

We aren't exactly short on FPS games on Linux now

This is news to me, lol.

Arma 3
Bioshock Infinite
Borderlands 2/TPS
Black Ice
Ballistic Overload
Insurgency
CS:GO
CS: Source
Nuclear Dawn
Natural Selection 2
Ziggurat
Payday 2
Serious Sam 3

There's a bunch off the top of my head :)

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Quoting: glidder"much bugger maps" :P

Shh you saw nothing.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: wleoncioGOG is really trying to empty everyone's wallet before Steam. I like this competition. :)

Sadly I've actually held off buying some things because of convenience: I prefer DRM-free, but GOG hasn't released Galaxy for GNU/Linux. Real competition might start (for GNU/Linux) if GOG would actually do that.

I do have to echo this, it's one reason I've been looking at itch a lot more recently, their client is really slick and it's getting a major update soon too. Still, the itch client won't be at the level of GOG Galaxy when it releases I'm sure.

Quoting: JudasIscariotHey Liam,

Thanks for the write-up :) Sorry about the delay with the Linux version but rest assured, we did not want to delay it but we wanted to make sure everyone would get a good and playable game in their hands :)

No worries, I do appreciate that GOG make sure the Linux releases actually work properly, it's a major point in the stores favour.

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