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Latest Comments by ProfessorKaos64
Steam now has a form of platform-specific wishlisting, to help developers see demand
7 Dec 2017 at 1:13 am UTC Likes: 5

Liam, could.you reach out and check what will happen to existing wish list items? It sounds as if it is only from this point forward.

SteamOS is still alive with a new Beta, although it's a rather uninteresting one
9 Nov 2017 at 11:23 pm UTC Likes: 3

Debian Stretch as a base the only thing I really want. Gcc 4.9 is ancient...

Skipper, a simple lowpoly puzzle game has Linux support, it's pretty relaxing
3 Nov 2017 at 9:47 pm UTC

Looks just like that other game, think it's Cubed?

Splody is a Bomberman-like game with Linux support that's actually pretty good
1 Nov 2017 at 1:55 pm UTC Likes: 1

Be sure to also check out Mr. Boom, https://github.com/Javanaise/mrboom-libretro [External Link]. It can be built standalone, not RetroArch specific. AUR package is available.

Falling asleep and killing myself in "Suicide Guy", some thoughts
7 Sep 2017 at 12:03 am UTC

>As per usual for a Unity title, it has the dreaded fullscreen bug. You could add this as launch option

As insignificant as this may be, this is precisely why I stick with SteamOS.

Heliborne, the Helicopter combat game now has improved flight and damage models
29 Aug 2017 at 1:34 am UTC

Quoting: razing32It's good to see them improving the game.

What saddens me is how low the player count is.
Just 20 people on average . I think Cube 2 has more than that :(
I'll play it for singleplayer anyway. As life goes on, I don't have time to devote to online games.

Site Update: New GPU Model database for our user PC info & statistics system
31 Jul 2017 at 2:50 am UTC

Quoting: no_information_here
Quoting: GuestFor anyone not sure about what model GPU they're running, something like the following may help:

lspci | grep VGA

(that assumes you have lspci available of course)
GLX can also query information:

glxinfo | grep Device

There are other ways as well, depending on the distro used. I'm not really up to speed on all the graphical tools available, so I encourage people to suggest alternatives.
Hmm. Not so useful in my case (Neon/Ubuntu 16.04). For "lspci | grep VGA" I get:

01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation Device 1c82 (rev a1)

...which probably doesn't help for this survey. For glxinfo I get nothing. In the Nvidia control panel, it tells me the card model on the "XScreen 0" tab. Your instructions may be more revealing for people running Mesa?

(I knew my card, but wanted work it out from scratch like you suggested).
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-tell-which-graphics-vga-card-installed/ [External Link]