Latest Comments by dubigrasu
The Linux Port Of Arma 3 Is "Promising"
4 Aug 2015 at 10:18 am UTC
4 Aug 2015 at 10:18 am UTC
Quoting: Mountain ManFrankly my dear, I don't give a fuck about what you would use or expect.Quoting: dubigrasuThat's exactly my point! Saying that something is "promising" sounds good without actually telling us anything. It's PR fluff and nothing more.Quoting: Mountain ManLike I said, it was PR fluff that doesn't actually tell us anything.No, it could mean a lot of things, from: "we managed to start and play the game for 5 minutes before it crashed" to "the port is working really good but we still have some issues to resolve ".
Other that " promising" we know too little to go "Likely" or "Unlikely".
That said, "promising" is not a word I would expect someone to use to describe your latter scenario.
Virtual Programming Have Been Busy, Looks Like They Are Doing The Arma 3 Port
4 Aug 2015 at 10:02 am UTC
Is only what I said, I was curious, made some benchmarks and posted the results for anyone curious like me.
Do you have a problem with that?
4 Aug 2015 at 10:02 am UTC
Quoting: Mountain ManIt wasn't meant to prove anything. Does it need to prove anything?Quoting: dubigrasuSo what does that prove? That OpenGL and Linux are inferior, or that Unigine is optimzed for DirectX and Windows?Quoting: StianTheDarkThe point where we blame OpenGL is when we have run out of defence ;) OpenGL is infact (when ran on Windows) identical to DirectX performance.You made me curious so I ran Unigine Valley on both Windows & Linux.
Ultra, 1920x1080, AA 4X
Results by score, min/avg/max FPS :
W DX11 = 3222, 30, 77, 148
W DX 9 = 2916. 29, 69,165
W GL = 2905, 32, 69, 124
L GL = 2743, 35, 65, 109
On the other hand, X-Plane 10 which doesn't contain a single line of DirectX or other proprietary, platform specific code runs identically regardless of platform. In fact, in some test cases, it actually runs slightly faster in Linux
Is only what I said, I was curious, made some benchmarks and posted the results for anyone curious like me.
Do you have a problem with that?
Virtual Programming Have Been Busy, Looks Like They Are Doing The Arma 3 Port
4 Aug 2015 at 3:12 am UTC
Ultra, 1920x1080, AA 4X
Results by score, min/avg/max FPS :
W DX11 = 3222, 30, 77, 148
W DX 9 = 2916. 29, 69,165
W GL = 2905, 32, 69, 124
L GL = 2743, 35, 65, 109
4 Aug 2015 at 3:12 am UTC
Quoting: StianTheDarkThe point where we blame OpenGL is when we have run out of defence ;) OpenGL is infact (when ran on Windows) identical to DirectX performance.You made me curious so I ran Unigine Valley on both Windows & Linux.
Ultra, 1920x1080, AA 4X
Results by score, min/avg/max FPS :
W DX11 = 3222, 30, 77, 148
W DX 9 = 2916. 29, 69,165
W GL = 2905, 32, 69, 124
L GL = 2743, 35, 65, 109
The Linux Port Of Arma 3 Is "Promising"
4 Aug 2015 at 3:00 am UTC Likes: 1
Other that " promising" we know too little to go "Likely" or "Unlikely".
4 Aug 2015 at 3:00 am UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: Mountain ManNo, it could mean a lot of things, from: "we managed to start and play the game for 5 minutes before it crashed" to "the port is working really good but we still have some issues to resolve ".Quoting: dubigrasuUnlikely. Saying that something is "promising" means it has some degree of unrealized potential.Quoting: Mountain ManYeah, but saying that it's "promising" sounds good without actually telling us anything. For all we know, it could mean that it didn't instantly crash when they ran the executable, and a coder muttered, "Well, that's promising."And it could also mean that it runs so well that they might actually releasing it soon.
Like I said, it was PR fluff that doesn't actually tell us anything.
Other that " promising" we know too little to go "Likely" or "Unlikely".
The Linux Port Of Arma 3 Is "Promising"
3 Aug 2015 at 9:25 pm UTC Likes: 1
3 Aug 2015 at 9:25 pm UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: Mountain ManYeah, but saying that it's "promising" sounds good without actually telling us anything. For all we know, it could mean that it didn't instantly crash when they ran the executable, and a coder muttered, "Well, that's promising."And it could also mean that it runs so well that they might actually releasing it soon.
DiRT Showdown Tested On Linux, Preview Port Report
3 Aug 2015 at 8:23 pm UTC
3 Aug 2015 at 8:23 pm UTC
Quoting: kibblesI played a lot of this game with my kid on xbox, especially the demo derby part. This is a fun game, I will probably buy it right now and sit on it until the steam controllers come out (which I intend to buy 100%)Don't forget to buy it from their store: http://www.deliver2mac.com/products/dirtshowdownsteam [External Link]
DiRT Showdown Tested On Linux, Preview Port Report
3 Aug 2015 at 7:51 pm UTC
Edit: OK, so it seems that what I said above about a prepared list of questions was somehow interpreted as a silly instigation for an ambush by whining and baiting VP into a bad looking interview.
Since English is not my first language I choose to think that I need more improvement with the aforementioned language, because that was totally not what I was suggesting.
At the same time I still wonder how could it be interpreted this way when my real attitude towards VP can be observed in the same very post/quote, where I enthusiastically cheered for the VP guys : Go VP go!
3 Aug 2015 at 7:51 pm UTC
Quoting: liamdaweWe could make a list with "uncomfortable questions & accusations " some of us here surely have for VP and use it in you interview.Quoting: dubigrasuGo VP go!Well now, that's a beautiful idea. I was just thinking about that...
Liam, how about an interview with these guys?
Edit: OK, so it seems that what I said above about a prepared list of questions was somehow interpreted as a silly instigation for an ambush by whining and baiting VP into a bad looking interview.
Since English is not my first language I choose to think that I need more improvement with the aforementioned language, because that was totally not what I was suggesting.
At the same time I still wonder how could it be interpreted this way when my real attitude towards VP can be observed in the same very post/quote, where I enthusiastically cheered for the VP guys : Go VP go!
DiRT Showdown Tested On Linux, Preview Port Report
3 Aug 2015 at 7:39 pm UTC Likes: 5
3 Aug 2015 at 7:39 pm UTC Likes: 5
Go VP go!
Liam, how about an interview with these guys?
Liam, how about an interview with these guys?
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Released For Linux, We Love You Feral Interactive
2 Aug 2015 at 5:55 pm UTC
2 Aug 2015 at 5:55 pm UTC
Quoting: ColoneilAnyone else also getting framerate drops sometime? I have a GTX 960 on steamos and getting an average of 60fps on high settings in the benchmark but for some reason sometimes the games really slow down for a few seconds ...I get occasional slowdowns when I'm inside one of those strongholds and there are a bunch of orcs around.
Virtual Programming Have Been Busy, Looks Like They Are Doing The Arma 3 Port
2 Aug 2015 at 8:09 am UTC
2 Aug 2015 at 8:09 am UTC
Quoting: BdMdesigNValve shows how to do it. Valve indeed put a wrapper, but sitting in the Engine and then Valve turn it into a native port.Yes, eON, Togl, Indirectx and native...whatever the method used to port them, just port them.
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