Quoting: shinnova

Quoting: razing32But maybe people will add mods to Rust later with bots or something. I would be tempted then.

The GoL server has bots on it, to make the game a bit more PvE.

Besides zombies you can also fight the scientists, those are tougher though and have firearms.

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The lengths to which people will go in their arguments to justify dubious morality...

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Linux port or not, I'm gonna play this game.

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It does work on Mesa.

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A bit wonky. It does install and works on Ubuntu 18.04, but I'm having some red-ish artifacts when running with Vulkan. Also sometimes is getting stuck and I have to restart the machine.
Not bad, but need some polish.

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So what was the connection between the radar's clue and this game?

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Quoting: Ehvis

Quoting: dubigrasuWonder what does this means for us, if anything...

From the screenshot of his linked in page [External Link], he's leading the Linux team. I image that would definitely be helpful.

Yeah, but he's leading the Feral's Linux team (in that rather confusing screenshot).
I suppose he forgot at the time to update the description.

In any case he change it now to:
"Generalist and specialist video-game programmer wizard person. Linux is my Forte."

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: dubigrasuSpeaking about Linux developers going away, Valve's SteamOS maintainer looks like he's gone too.
John Vert, a developer that according to Linkedin he Ported Steam client to Linux. Built and maintained SteamOS, a Debian Linux derivative aimed at living-room PC devices running Steam Big Picture and Steam games. Ported SteamVR and OpenVR to Linux is now listed there as working for Valve from Sept 2012 to Feb 2018.
He was active on SteamOS forum until April though.

I wouldn't read into it. Their statement about continuing it all was posted in April well after that: https://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/1696043806550421224/ [External Link] :)

Yes, but I'm curious who's maintaining it now.
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Hold on, Pierre-Loup stated just now on SteamOS forum that he's still around and busy :)
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse/discussions/1/1696048879939606171/?tscn=1527804705#c1696048879941745514 [External Link]

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Speaking about Linux developers going away, Valve's SteamOS maintainer looks like he's gone too.
John Vert, a developer that according to Linkedin he Ported Steam client to Linux. Built and maintained SteamOS, a Debian Linux derivative aimed at living-room PC devices running Steam Big Picture and Steam games. Ported SteamVR and OpenVR to Linux is now listed there as working for Valve from Sept 2012 to Feb 2018.
He was active on SteamOS forum until April though.

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OK, but I'm curious, was he hired because of his Mac/Linux expertise, or that's inconsequential?
I mean, is his Linux knowledge gonna be put to good use, or he will be just another Unity developer?
Because, I'd love to laugh maniacally while petting my Persian cat and say: Good, we have our man inside!

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