Quoting: wvstolzingopenSUSE Tumbleweed is my favorite rolling distro.
*Way* more reliable than Arch in my experience; nothing arbitrarily breaks every two days.

Good choice!

At the moment I am using Leap 42.1 as my chosen platform and have had very few video or sound issues with my 170-odd installed games. Video card is a GTX 980.

The only problems I have encountered are sound crackling in Life is Strange and D : OS, which I think is a PulseAudio problem; and the missing body problem with Mordor for which I have applied the "__GL_ShaderPortabilityWarnings=0 %command%" fix.

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Quoting: GuestLack of a competitive e-mail client is truly the bane of Linux for business. If it wasn't for that, Linux would have a much easier time competing in the business space.

I think Thunderbird would hold up very well with its capacity for multiple identities and multiple accounts.

At my workplace, however, we are still using XP or 2000 and Lotus Notes... :-(

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I played the demo of this a while ago, which was available on Itch. Excellent old-school game :-)

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Whilst I am very excited about the possibly of a Linux release of this game, there are some interesting comments on the DE:MD Steam forum about one-shot microtransactions!

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I'm having trouble starting the game with wine. I've created a 64-bit wineprefix and followed the usual steps to install the game but keep getting the R6025 error. I've installed the VC packages using winetricks but there must be something else that I am missing.

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Have just finished Life is Strange and thought it was great; rather different to my usual choice of games. I chose the selfish ending :-)

Currently playing Broforce (great fun) and Risk of Rain (horrible controls). Have also been playing the original Serious Sam via Wine. This will keep me going until I can play Doom :-)

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Goat Simulator is just as stupid as this. As Liam said, amusing for five minutes, then you never touch it again. And if you do, whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?

I have 183 hours in Goat Simulator, but I'm not sure about this horse game!

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-support Ethan
-few days ago
-the linux version was released today

Somehow I cant connect those 3 to have sense

The beta has been around for some weeks. Presumably Ethan Lee did the work on the beta?

Regardless, it's a very good game though I am rubbish at killing the first boss :-)

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I've just tried playing the demo under Wine, but there are some DX11 dependencies and all I get is the company logo and then a white screen!

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I enjoyed playing Dex, but as I've always been a fan of 2D platformers it really hit the spot.

The gameplay actually reminded me of the old Superior Software title Spycat :-)

Only complaint about the game was the rather short play time.

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