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Latest Comments by GustyGhost
It's looking like Linux may hit 3,000 games on Steam by the end of 2016
9 Nov 2016 at 3:03 am UTC Likes: 2

You jinxed it. 2999 Linux games on Steam by 11:59pm December 31, UTC -10.

The latest Steam Client Beta should fix downloads and updates on Linux
3 Nov 2016 at 11:42 pm UTC Likes: 1

Oooh! That's why I couldn't download Planet Explorers.

Mesa 13 released, featuring OpenGL 4.5 for all vendors and AMD gains Vulkan
1 Nov 2016 at 7:47 pm UTC Likes: 5


Some thoughts on ‘Sky Break’, the futuristic open-world game that wasn’t all that great
1 Nov 2016 at 1:06 pm UTC

Even though they reached final release, what are the chances that this game can turn around? I really would like to see an "ARK in space".

'The Last Leviathan', a physics-based, ship building and destruction adventure game in Early Access for Linux
31 Oct 2016 at 3:55 pm UTC

People generally reduce early access to "ea" which unfortunately gets easily confused for Electronic Arts. I wish I was smart enough to offer a better name.

'The Last Leviathan', a physics-based, ship building and destruction adventure game in Early Access for Linux
31 Oct 2016 at 3:09 pm UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: devlandMisleading title.
It's not released. It's early access.
You guys make this error way too often.
My miscreant name appears near the like of this critical comment [External Link] so I feel I must explain. I've been snagged with this error before, and not just on GOL either. I try to maintain a very small number of early access games in my library because these things tend to stay early access far beyond their alleged launch date. Can we maybe use another term for these situations instead of "released to"?

Septerra Core, an rpg from 1999 is another Wine-port from Topware Interactive
31 Oct 2016 at 3:03 pm UTC Likes: 8

I guess we can say WINE is spiritually the new DOSbox. There is an entire horde of games from between ~1999 to ~2007 that could use these faux-ports. Like you say, I don't really care how they get to my display so long as the installation and runtime is seamless.

GOL Podcast S01E06: Steam Machines PC or Console, guest starring 'The Linux Gamer'
29 Oct 2016 at 3:51 am UTC Likes: 3

Likes now show who liked a comment. Ew, now I have to think twice about hitting that little grey heart.

The Steam 2016 Halloween sale has some nice Linux games for cheap
28 Oct 2016 at 7:06 pm UTC Likes: 1

My store page is properly filtering Linux-only titles ever since adding it to preferences. I wonder why it doesn't work for so many other people.

EDIT: Damn, Killing Floor 2 is cheap right now. A real shame they're dragging their feet on the Linux release.

Game porter Ethan Lee has done a write-up of the recent SteamDevDays
28 Oct 2016 at 12:25 am UTC

Quoting: BeamboomNever had this happen to me on a regular Ubuntu Gnome system. In my experience this is probably the best port we got today. Right up there with Divinity: Original Sin, who also were an excellent port.
Since I seem to be the only one to experience these issues, it is probably my set up.