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Quoting: ricki42Well, this will keep me busy for a while... I don't know if I ever played any of these, I may have played one on the Amiga, they do look familiar.
Where did they say that the third collection is coming to Linux? Did they give any estimate for when? Not that there's any rush really, considering how long it's going to take me to just play one of these games...

I told Liam about it personally :)

Muchas gracias <3

De nada :)

In any case, we hope to have all 3 collections penguin compatible sooner rather than later, we just didn't have the time to iron out the kinks from the the 3rd collection before release :) I am confident our Linux team will get to the bottom of the issues with those two games :)

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Quoting: ricki42Well, this will keep me busy for a while... I don't know if I ever played any of these, I may have played one on the Amiga, they do look familiar.
Where did they say that the third collection is coming to Linux? Did they give any estimate for when? Not that there's any rush really, considering how long it's going to take me to just play one of these games...

I told Liam about it personally :)

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Quoting: wolfyrionThe Deluxe Version is around 10GB on Steam...

After installation, the GOG version weighs in at approximately 10-11 GB :)

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There was an update to version 1.0.0.2 pushed for OlliOlli 2, perhaps it fixed the game up some? :)

I ask this because I cannot find a changelog ANYWHERE for the game :/

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I've never listened to Motörhead before

*deletes Liam's games*

:P Kidding of course :D

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Linux version is live on GOG :) Cheers!

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Quoting: GuestGood: distro-agnostic, diff patches.
Bad: desktop icons (I’d rather have a menu entry), need to manually add the execute flag (if it was a .tgz they could set it themselves), less user-friendly than a .tgz.

You can have both and you can toggle off the desktop icon during installation so all you have is just the menu entry.

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Quoting: hummer010I'm just thankful for differential patches. It really sucked re-downloading a 10GB tarball each time Wasteland 2 updated. I wonder if I'll have to redownload everything to make use of the differential patches, or if I can just extract them overtop of the tarball install?

Unfortunately, you'll need to redownload and reinstall WL2 (please back up your saves!!!) but once you do that you'll be ready for proper patches on Linux :)

The same goes for any other game that has a Linux version.

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Quoting: IgnisStill haven't finished it (had to compile it manually for 64 bit at the time), and I don't remember where I was and what I was doing… Now I'm scared to run it (^  ^)'

What's your game's version? Our Linux version is at 1.1.3 and runs just fine on 64-bit Linux systems, no assembly required :)

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Thanks for adding "Developer website" as an option :) I don't think I saw it the last time :)

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