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Wine Staging 2.15 released with more Direct3D 11 improvements
24 Aug 2017 at 9:45 am UTC Likes: 2
24 Aug 2017 at 9:45 am UTC Likes: 2
Wine works great. Some two years ago it was an 80% solution, meaning that 80% of all games compiled for windows would work out of the box.
I have two prefixes, a 64bit and a 32bit windows one, both running steam and usually games work with one or the other; the problems being the same ones as on windows itself.
However, of my 4000 games on Steam, 3000 run on Linux, so I don't really tend to run wine any more. It's slow upon startup, so unless I want to play some very specific game, I just play on native Linux.
I have two prefixes, a 64bit and a 32bit windows one, both running steam and usually games work with one or the other; the problems being the same ones as on windows itself.
However, of my 4000 games on Steam, 3000 run on Linux, so I don't really tend to run wine any more. It's slow upon startup, so unless I want to play some very specific game, I just play on native Linux.
Planet Nomads officially lands into Early Access
27 May 2017 at 6:14 am UTC
27 May 2017 at 6:14 am UTC
It does run fine on my i7 with a GTX 960.
About Linux games being delayed: A chat with several game developers and porters
15 May 2017 at 8:40 am UTC
But also: Ever seen illegal copies of Linux games floating around? Yes there are, but they're far and few between, so yes, they are BUYING them.
15 May 2017 at 8:40 am UTC
Quoting: LeopardOf course, you're right in respect of the percentages.Quoting: SeegrasI actually know casual gamers on Linux that refuse to use steam. They only buy software from humblebundle, gog, itch and so on.If you look at that way , there are many (posssibly much more than Linux) Windows users who are pirating games or buying drm-free games. That is not a valid reasoning.
Also , are you sure that your friends are 'buying' drm-free games ; right?
But also: Ever seen illegal copies of Linux games floating around? Yes there are, but they're far and few between, so yes, they are BUYING them.
About Linux games being delayed: A chat with several game developers and porters
23 Apr 2017 at 3:48 pm UTC
23 Apr 2017 at 3:48 pm UTC
Quoting: LeopardNetmarket Share statics is doesn't mean anything. They're all looking to Steam Survey and that is right thing to do. Not every user play games on Mac and Linux also even Windows.I actually know casual gamers on Linux that refuse to use steam. They only buy software from humblebundle, gog, itch and so on.
Canonical drop the Unity desktop environment for Ubuntu favour of going back to GNOME
7 Apr 2017 at 10:15 am UTC
7 Apr 2017 at 10:15 am UTC
Unity was unusable anyway, with their menu on top, for users of focus-follows-mouse.
Yaakuro has worked on making SteamVR work with Unreal Engine 4 using OpenGL
12 Mar 2017 at 11:11 am UTC
12 Mar 2017 at 11:11 am UTC
Quoting: lucifertdarkthe VR bandwagonVR bandwagon? It's Stephensons Rocket. I know, because I'm on it ;)
Stellaris 1.5 will allow you to accept refugees, but it has upset some people
20 Jan 2017 at 11:53 pm UTC
20 Jan 2017 at 11:53 pm UTC
Quoting: ColomboI know my shit [External Link].You're trying to tell us that the chairman of Goldman Sachs is a Marxist?
Stellaris 1.5 will allow you to accept refugees, but it has upset some people
20 Jan 2017 at 11:49 pm UTC
Because, if you haven't noticed, it's about playing. And this means, it's about engaging in a non-serious activity with no repercussions in reality. So yes, a game is where you can actually try out things -- including genocide -- without it having any impact on reality. And it's important for it to be so, lest some fucking morons try out genocide and other such shit for real, instead of in a game.
So don't ever go and criticize a game for providing a safe space for trying out things.
20 Jan 2017 at 11:49 pm UTC
Quoting: medvelet your product be free of real-world politics!Free of current, actual real world politics, maybe. But never otherwise. Not even free of "insinuation" of current real world politics.
Because, if you haven't noticed, it's about playing. And this means, it's about engaging in a non-serious activity with no repercussions in reality. So yes, a game is where you can actually try out things -- including genocide -- without it having any impact on reality. And it's important for it to be so, lest some fucking morons try out genocide and other such shit for real, instead of in a game.
So don't ever go and criticize a game for providing a safe space for trying out things.
Reminder: Update your PC info for the next round of statistics updates
26 Dec 2016 at 10:42 am UTC
26 Dec 2016 at 10:42 am UTC
Another piece of hardware one could have: VR Rig.
The GameCube and Wii emulator 'Dolphin' can now boot every GameCube game
22 Dec 2016 at 11:57 am UTC
22 Dec 2016 at 11:57 am UTC
Quoting: sweenerWhat is the best way to get the Steam controller working with Dolphin? Is there a profile I can load into SC Controller?Yeah, I'm wondering as well. I can't get it to work.
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