I posted a tweet with a suggestion to EA and......

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It will be very awesome if EA follow this example..
If they don't want to port their games to Linux, at least make a Linux Origin client with an embedded compatibility layer like this.

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Quoting: Doc AngeloHm. Not that they're wrong, but this has a strong touch of self-promotion. The "list" of options is a bit sparse, and it doesn't look like they have actually looked into finding more options before launching this page. For example, you can buy DRM free ebooks with ease. At least in Germany, the big online stores do have books without DRM.

I don't mind that they omitted Steam from the list, because you can't see which game doesn't have DRM on Steam in the store page. But that they didn't include Humble Bundle really makes it look like they want to act as if they are the only ones selling DRM free games online.

Everybody knows about Humble Bundle. Don't act like you didn't know, GOG.

Or does that mean that only shops are accepted that are 100% DRM free? If that is true, I demand a shop where you can't buy Windows games.

Only 100% DRMFREE download stores are valid for to be listed on FCKDRM... Humble Bundle is just an Steam key reseller with some DRMFREE games.

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Quoting: Whitewolfe80I have a question/hypathetical question feral and vp would it not make sense for valve to buy both or one because then if a developer wants a linux port and they want to use feral gabe gets all the cash from point of contract to point of sale minus development overhead which if they bought feral they would gain the rights to use their tools for the port jobs they do. This would 1 create a very skilled linux software house within valve and 2 makes valve able to make linux more attractive to develop on perhaps by lowering the cut valve takes at point at sale for linux ports.

Meh maybe to much theorising there but it is going to be interesting to see what happens regarding Feral and VP i would say aspyr but they gave up on linux ages ago so i gave up on them.

Actually, is not bad the idea of Feral being acquired by Valve...
Acquiring Feral, Valve will acquire IndirectX, the most valuable asset from that company.. And will have a dedicated and qualified team for porting..

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I suggest to make a list in this website with the games that works flawlessly with Proton.

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Anyone tried with The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit (which is Free) and LIS: Before the Storm?

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Well... I am not surprised..

Spoiler, click me

WHO IS THE COMMANDER, EH??!! WHO IS THE COMMANDER HERE??!!!

Good for Valve... Finally listening to the SteamOS/Linux users...

Now, I wonder if I can force the steam Linux client to play the windows version of a game that has a Linux port..
You know, sometimes, the windows version of a game running via wine runs better than the Linux port.

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These prices reminds me the crisis of the Hard disks...
Remember when, few years ago, the prices of the HDDs increased A LOT due to a flooding in some islands and never went down?

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How Chris, from The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is related with this game?

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UNBUYABLE

INCOMPRABLE

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