Quoting: Liam DaweNot sure what your issue is. Nothing I have said is in any way unpleasant. The point is that this is a recurring thing. People read Steam Play articles they're clearly not interested in, comment about it and....for what? Just ignore them if you don't like them.

The issue is despite being a brilliant author and a great Linux gaming advocate, you seem to complain whenever there's a comment which states dissatisfaction even in a way without attacking any one. I am sad to see new Croteam titles do not get native support and there is a GoL article about the latest game. Should I keep it shut or go to Steam Forums to ask for native version only to be ignored or receive "bUy wInDoWs lOl" replies? If I cannot state my dissatisfaction about a game whose series historically support Linux in GoL, where can I? I am really troubled here, if anything, my comment contains no attack increases traffic to your website..

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Quoting: Liam DaweIstead of commenting this type of thing constantly - why not skip over Steam Play articles? Or even better, block the tag in your settings here so we don't have to keep reading it?

Such a nice way to treat the people who have shared hundreds of articles of your site on Reddit for years. Oh, not to mention there was no attack on the devs or anyone in those comments. I guess we are not even allow to say that. Sigh... Thank you.

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Without a proper native port I'll pass. So many good native games to play.

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Quoting: pbImpossible, everyone knows that valve is doing nothing but taking the 30% cut for no reason whatsoever. :tongue:

In Tim Sweeney's imaginary universe. :grin:

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Quoting: gbudnyThis is useful if I have a list of files that I need for the specific source port.

For iortcw:

$ ls -R "/home/<username>/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Return to Castle Wolfenstein/ET"
'/home/<username>/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Return to Castle Wolfenstein/ET':
 autoexec.cfg      et_iortcw.pk3      maps_fueldump.pk3          maps_oasis.pk3     unins000.dat  'Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory Single-Player (32-bit).exe'
 description.txt   et.pk3             maps_goldrush_iortcw.pk3   maps_radar.pk3     unins000.exe  'Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory Single-Player (64-bit).exe'
 et_HD.pk3         maps_battery.pk3   maps_goldrush.pk3          maps_railgun.pk3   version.txt

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Quoting: denyasisAnti black Friday sale by having a black Friday sale???

So edgy....

Well, the storefront earns nothing.

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Quoting: gbudnyI hope that someone create a Linux installer for this mod because I don't like to use Wine even for installing games on Linux.

It's possible to extract the .exe with innoextract 1.9+ but it extracts all files, meaning not being able to select proper source port.

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[...] there was also the Thatcher’s Techbase release from September that sees you take down an evil reincarnation of Maggie Thatcher.

Wasn't she evil anyway? :-D

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Holy shit!

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Quoting: wytrabbit

Quoting: rea987Only reason that I would allow it in my PC alongside with Firefox and Chromium would be to be able to watch Netflix 4K but it's still not happening on Linux. Hence, I'll pass.

https://help.netflix.com/en/node/13444 [External Link]

Edit: Out of curiosity I downloaded and installed Edge to see whether at least 1080p Netflix streaming is available aaaaaand it couldn't play a thing on Netflix. lol Though, it's probably Netflix's end as they are quite strict with browser support, they probably block Edge on Linux due to unknown user agent.

On the other hand, I am able to stream 1080p on Firefox thanks to Netflix 1080p add-on.

https://addons.mozilla.org/tr/firefox/addon/netflix-1080p-firefox/ [External Link]

https://www.netflix.com/watch/80018592 [External Link]

Be the change you want to see, contact Customer Service and ask for 1080p and 4K support in Linux via Edge browser now that it's available. Maybe they'll bump the request up the chain for you.

Well, I'll act both spoiled and responsible here.

Spoiled: I don't require higher than 1080p Netflix on my 15" laptop that Firefox can provide thanks to the aforementioned add-on. For TV, I have my 4K 50" Android TV that can handle pretty much anything regardless. :-)

Responsible: As a loyal Firefox advocate, I rather prefer Netflix to keep considering Firefox as an officially supported browser on Linux. Having Microsoft made Edge may or may not change their mind.

https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23742 [External Link]

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