Quoting: Sslaxx

Quoting: ellieferal

Quoting: abelthorneWhat if you had plans for Deus Ex: Human Revolution? Would you tell us with THE REQUESTINATOR? ;)

THE REQUESTINATOR is no place for tellings. It's the machine we use to gather porting requests. We'll put DXHR for Linux in there for you, and if it gets processed it'll make a special combination of whirring and clickity-clackety sounds.

So this your post/image isn't about games being announced but ports people request then (hence the red herring, I'd guess?). Guess the post here needs updating.

Quoting: LinasSo far the Steam version downloads nothing.

Quoting: Segata Sanshiro

Quoting: liamdaweNo, there are no proprietary drivers for Intel (I usually make a joke about that). The survey allows people to answer "incorrectly" for that one since I don't know how to prevent it. I assume that it's basically just Intel users who assume that their drivers are proprietary because they've never looked into it. Just shows that not all Linux users are super clued-up about that stuff, I kinda like it, breaking stereotypes or whatever :).

Hmm, use the term closed source then and don't be ambiguous.

Downloading the official packaged drivers from Intel here [External Link] would fit some descriptions of proprietary [External Link].

Quoting: MisterK

Quoting: frostworkyay! better late than never!

That's the Linux motto in a nutshell.