Man, even the controller vibration works :)
So...who made the port anyway?

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Quoting: EKRboiIt IS Linux native! No trace of eON in the game folder from what I've seen and it runs fantastically as far as I can tell! 5760x1080? Linux? No problem!

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Awesome screenshot :)

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View video on youtube.com

The Xbox 360 controller works also out of the box.

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Working already for me.
And is native.

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While I like the looks it feels too much like a clone of some other interfaces I've seen before.

I very much like the current original SteamOS design and if anything I would like to see it still used for future improvements.

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Quoting: a4360825Please stop circle-jerking!!! There is cca. 15-20 good quality ports (B2,Civ5,x-com,valve-games...) and all other is garbage, all Unity3D and C#/Mono/XNA/Flash based games are pure 5hit. Im Linux user for 10+ years and I never saw Linux community choosing quantity over quality. Where is your spine Linux users? Will you buy my biological 5hit if I stamp Tux logo and write Linux supported all over it?? Write articles about incompetent developers, poor performance and stability of ports, about games that only work on specific distribution/version-of-distribution, about no OGL4 development even if Windows version is using D3D11 etc. So there is NO 700 games, there is 20 games MAX depending on your standards, and Linux gamers obviously have lowest standard of all gamers.

I just marked your post with Like so that I can Unlike it immediately after.

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Wooden Sen'SeY was also released for Linux:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/259830/ [External Link]

And This War of Mine had their first Steamdb entry showing Linux on their OS list.
https://steamdb.info/app/282070/history/ [External Link]

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It appeared on Steamdb today.

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http://steamdb.info/app/228280/history/ [External Link]

Changed Depots
228283/config/oslist: linux
228283/name: Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition for Linux

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Quoting: SkullyIsn't this the same guy who did the Deadfall adventures and Painkiller HD ports? Pretty sure it is. I hope people don't have to wait 5mins every game launch to compile shaders.

Admittedly he fixed it for Nvidia cards on Painkiller. But never did for Deadfall.

Apart from that both ports run great for me. He does a good job.

Maybe he should ask Icculus how to ship games without needing the shaders to be compiled every time you play. None of the ports from Icculus have this problem at all.

They use less shaders than Painkiller or Deadfall and regardless of who does the port this is an Unreal 3 engine thing.
For example just to reach the menu Dungeon Defenders needs 4MB of shaders to be compiled, Sanctum2 5MB, Papo&Yo 1.7MB, Goat Sim 5.7MB, XCOM 3MB.

In contrast, Painkiller needs 35MB and Deadfall 76MB.

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