I started with Katana ZERO [External Link] - absolutely brilliant game I was able to enjoy thanks to SteamPlay/Proton.

And continued with Hollow Knight [External Link] - bought it a long time ago but finally took the time to play it. Well I started and now probably 50% through the main game but just a guess.

Also played just a little bit of Eagle Island [External Link] and Supralang [External Link] - could resist but only 1h in each. Certainly will continue later with both.

Last but not least, played/watched the demo of Synergia [External Link] - amazing story and great visuals/atmosphere. Looking forward to the release!

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Let's just spend all the money on games with a SteamOS/Linux icon and actual support on the store which had a huge part in making Linux gaming what it. And tell all friends incl non Linux gamers about the great ones! (=

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=) #JustPreOrdered

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Quoting: Hopfenmeister

Quoting: michaLove itch.io! I miss cloud saves sine I'm constantly switching machines though. Well, nothing is perfect. =)
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Yeah, I'd love a solution where I just point the itch.io client to a folder which we be in my Dropbox/Gdrive/..
Games would only need to specify their local save directory/file and the itch.io client could `rsync` that with the specified folder. (Well at least in unix based systems that should work :D).

The simplest way would be if they all just saved to $HOME/.local/share/games/%GAMENAME%

I like it and would be very happy with that solution. However, I doubt it's works well for non tech-savvy people. They'd need to setup `rsync` themselves or at the very least make `$HOME/.local/share/games/` a symlink'ed to a cloud synced drive..

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Quoting: MayeulC

Quoting: michaLove itch.io! I miss cloud saves sine I'm constantly switching machines though. Well, nothing is perfect. =)

Lutris might be working on it, I wonder if that wouldn't be a solution.

Ideally, I could just point clients at my nextcloud webdav server (or NAS/sshfs/NFS/dropbox/drive/rsync+inotify/etc), if bandwidth and disk space are what's keeping such services from offering cloud syncs.

Yeah, I'd love a solution where I just point the itch.io client to a folder which we be in my Dropbox/Gdrive/..
Games would only need to specify their local save directory/file and the itch.io client could `rsync` that with the specified folder. (Well at least in unix based systems that should work :D).

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Love itch.io! I miss cloud saves sine I'm constantly switching machines though. Well, nothing is perfect. =)

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I'll get an error regarding my GLIBC version since Ubuntu 18.04 still is on `GLIBC_2.27. Should work fine with newer versions.

dlopen: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.28

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Ah cool, thanks for the tip only tried the first in the itch client. :-)

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Does the demo work for you guys? Crashes for me after `New Game` in the menu..

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I tested the private beta in local multiplayer. It's fun! =D
(and works perfectly on Linux.. well at least Ubuntu 18.04 and 18.10)

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