Yes! Finally!

Quoting: LukeNukemNow if only those lazy devs who only ever released 32bit versions of their games would actually realise how stupid that is...

I don't really care whether they do that _also_. But having no 64bit-version is a no-no, as is not testing whether the 64bit version runs.

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I think the whole story mode is mainly geared towards make you explore everything, and try out everything.

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No idea, I've got Logitech-mice, and Turtle Beach keyboards. No specific preference for the former, but they tend to be rather ubiquitous here in Switzerland, as Logitech is a Swiss company.

But I really like the Turtle Beach Impact 100 keyboard, as it only has the basic functions a keyboard can/should have, and it's got a huge key-lift and a heavy weight. And with the Swiss German layout, I also have a big backspace key, not the tiny the US one has.

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More VR?

I've got Vivecraft running on the Vive.
http://www.vronlinux.com/articles/vivecraft-on-linux.42 [External Link]

Vrui works as well:
http://www.vronlinux.com/articles/quake-iii-arena-maps-in-vr-under-linux-with-vive-vrui.38 [External Link]

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Quoting: LeopardFor example:Witcher 1 needs that kind of Wine port.Simple,install with one click.

Oh, no. Dead wrong in that case. Because The Witcher 1 only needs an engine Upgrade. It runs on Unity 3.5.2f2; Unity works on Linux from Unity 4 on.

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Difficult to decide on just one. Fallout 3/New Vegas, Skyrim or Dishonoured would probably be my favourites. Not sure whether Dishonoured 2 and Fallout 4 are any good, so I don't name them now..

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Quoting: slaapliedjeSure it does... if it is connected your login screen appears on it and you can use it like a monitor... if you can make yourself go cross-eyed. :)

At the moment that is all the vive does in Linux.

Hmm, no.

Vrui works, see http://www.vronlinux.com/ [External Link]

And I've got Vivecraft working somewhat https://github.com/jrbudda/minecrift/issues/241 [External Link]

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And it will be a nice starting point to port your games from Windows/DX9 to Linux/Vulkan.

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Note: The game may look like it's suitable for kids, but it does feature some bad language. Just a note for parents.

I really don't understand your obsession with "bad language". I think it's kind of unhealthy and it runs counter to (most) European culture to even care.

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370.28 is the newest here on Debian (unstable) anyway, as long as I don't decide to compile and build the packages myself. Usually I don't do that, unless there's a compelling reason to do so. Which there wasn't in that case anyway.

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