The problem also is that on linux its run with command line options --force-opengl so I don't know if it will ever work with linux and vulkan.

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It started but there are no servers to test it out on.

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But is there any 2D/3D acceleration with the nouveau drivers yet?

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They had a trello card saying support for OpenGL4 is done in 4.14, but it went missing, but it is set as t he default in 4.15.

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Quoting: salamanderrake

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: OLucasZanella

Quoting: GuestHow bout the whole bunch of us here makes a Linux-only game?

Though I doubt the chance of a "made by Linux users" game becoming real, I ain't gonna be the one staying out of it. I am kind of a writer (horror and fantasy mostly). I also am fluent (native language) in Brazilian Portuguese.

Interesting, my wife is Portuguese and is quite the writer and artist too. But really since Linux users are international, it would be an international effort. What do we have to lose except some of our spare time?

If I may make a suggestion, if your going to do a game, use the UE4 engine, it does take a bit of work to get the editor working right on some systems, and its not perfect on Linux (the editor) it will be a way to use an actual Linux project to work some of the editing kinks out of the editor and to show Epic that creating a game on Linux using UE4 is a desirable and possible outcome of their endeavors to work on the Linux side of things in regards to the Linux Editor.

https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4 [External Link]
https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Linux_Support [External Link]

Also if you feel up to it, you could send him some dough for his efforts too, he is a community member, and not an employee of Epics. https://www.patreon.com/ue4linux [External Link]

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: OLucasZanella

Quoting: GuestHow bout the whole bunch of us here makes a Linux-only game?

Though I doubt the chance of a "made by Linux users" game becoming real, I ain't gonna be the one staying out of it. I am kind of a writer (horror and fantasy mostly). I also am fluent (native language) in Brazilian Portuguese.

Interesting, my wife is Portuguese and is quite the writer and artist too. But really since Linux users are international, it would be an international effort. What do we have to lose except some of our spare time?

If I may make a suggestion, if your going to do a game, use the UE4 engine, it does take a bit of work to get the editor working right on some systems, and its not perfect on Linux (the editor) it will be a way to use an actual Linux project to work some of the editing kinks out of the editor and to show Epic that creating a game on Linux using UE4 is a desirable and possible outcome of their endeavors to work on the Linux side of things in regards to the Linux Editor.

https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4 [External Link]
https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Linux_Support [External Link]

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UT3, Battelfield 3/4, or COD *Any* but I would prefer 4.

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I have an Asus GTX960 and am having issues, also running KDE Neon (Ubuntu 16.04 based) with plasma/kde5 desktop.

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Will this/can this fix the ATS/ETS2 issue of not recognizing the steam controller as a gamepad?

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I am having game issues with American Truck Simulator (Beta 1.5*) that I didn't have with the 370 nvidia drivers. Its pretty much unplayable at this time. Changing any settings in game is making it worse.

*EDIT* I just downgraded the drivers, the problems went away.

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