Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoI use G2A for to buy Steam Wallet codes for my steam Linux account ...
Because, You know, If you don't spend at least 5 U$D per year, Steam limit your account and you can not even add friends.

No, they don't. That's the limit on a Steam account at the start.

Even if you are right, there is another problem: You can not use the same credit card or paypal account on two or more steam accounts... I asked that to the steam support. :(

So..Steam wallet codes are the way to go when you manage more than two Steam accounts like me...

Thanks to G2A and their payments processors (PayU), any argentinian gamer without an international credit card can buy steam wallet codes or steam, Uplay or Origin keys and pay them with argentinian pe$os cash on a Mercadopago agent.. :)

That is something that Steam, Humble, Greenman, GOG, etc will NEVER NEVER NEVER do because, unlike G2A, they don't understand how the real economy works outside their bubble...

I respect G2A (and I buy steam wallet codes there two or three times per year) because they accept my cheapest currency... ^_^

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I use G2A for to buy Steam Wallet codes for my steam Linux account ...
Because, You know, If you don't spend at least 5 U$D per year, Steam limit your account and you can not even add friends.

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I don't see the relation between "Spacious Skies" and Dirt Rally

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Or maybe this is just an adhonorem work and Valve doesn't really care about this game.

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The port is being developed by a single guy... just one guy... Probably adhonorem...
If You look at SteamDB, You gonna see that a new DLC is in the works...

The Linux version will be here after the release of all DLCs

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Quoting: M@yeulCEdit: to clarify, just in case: game properties -> local files -> move install folder. And you have to have different paths set up in your settings.

In my Windows machine I don't have different library paths, and the "move install folder" option is available in all my installed games.

In my Linux machine I have several games installed and none of them have the "move install folder" option...

....

I just checked, If someone want to move the install folder on Linux, it is needed to have more than one game library path set up in the settings...

In the windows version , there is no need of that...

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In the Windows version of the Steam client, I can see the option for to move the game to another folder.
In the Linux version I can't see that option.

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Just for the record, on January 1st of this year I had the Steam HW survey pop up on my Steam Linux account,...
I suppose I was lucky...

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Any one else had a pop up with the Steam Hardware Survey yesterday?
Fortunately, it happened to me when I was on my steam Linux account and not on my other steam windows account.

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Quoting: damarrin

OT: I am also considering to buy a PS4, because I know I am missing some good games.

I have one of those. Consoles are great. I know I'm not getting the best graphical experience there is, but I know I'm getting the best (and only) experience on my console and this lets me simply enjoy the game, instead of endlessly tweaking options, re-running benchmarks and wondering what piece of hardware I should buy to make the game that little bit better.

Wasn't that the original point of the mere existence of the Steam Machines and the SteamOS itself?

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