which is good, if they offer a service that is different. Transgaming was... interesting and went an odd route

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I have always been a bit questionable about CodeWeavers existence primarily due to Cedega
I made use of Cedega back when I was clanning playing BF1942 as I was switching 100% to linux. They just too wine, some tweaks (game specific)

Seems understandable at the time, but they didn't feed back to WINE and equally if the game you were interested in went out of scope then it just rotted. The £££ that linux users provided for this "service" then wass used to create Cedar for OSX only....

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its always growing, just at a comparable rate to windows growth :) this is why the relative difference (0.8%) doesn't appear to change

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*sigh* Appeal to community is bad form.

Could DXVK dev have emailed back some response? sure but if they are deep in code, hitting deadlines, have other priorities it is EXTREMELY easy for such a query to drop out of scope.

Also the DXVK dev probably has other priorities that are ahead of interaction with another project

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Well the 0byte download bug isn't fixed completely

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there's no adverts to be found anywhere on the website and never will be.

states no advertisement by advertising for support


in all seriousness, keep up the good work. There have been some fun kid games that I would never have heard about if it wasn't' for this site. Likewise keeping the linux-gaming concept alive is all good

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well 70gig of redownload has started :( my 10M line is being pushed but it is what it is· As long as these are few and far between.

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woohoo! <3 RTS

There is a lot of industry interest in Linux right now as a game platform. I am not at liberty to explain why but Vulkan is a real game changer.

what do they mean? are dev's really looking at linux or are they seeing vulkan as the main benefit (break from DX) and a path to linux is easier if they so wished?

Stardock showing an interest in linux is great but counter to what they have done... so what do they know

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Oh boy, I hope this does come. RTS is what got me into gaming and I still fall back on it.

Stardock are going all in. Vulcan AND Linux....
This is no longer a new game so I wonder if it is being used as a development platform for something else as this will be costing them alot

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Quoting: stormtuxHi all, I just installed "Lego: the Hobbit" thanks to the Humble Store and the game works fine except for a problem with the controllers. I have two steam controllers and I cannot use them together to play in split-screen coop. The first controller works fine but when I enable the second it will ignore it. I tried to let SC-controller handle the controllers and sometimes it works, but it is not practical to re-launch every time Steam to let SC-controller take ownership of the devices.

For now i solved creating a new configuration for a controller binding the keyboard keys to the controller. This way the game thinks I'm playing with the keyboard and it works fine. The only problem left are the on-screen help messages that shows the keyboard icons instead of the controller icons.

Have someone else had a problem like this? Is there a cleaner way to solve the problem?

You need to make sure both controllers are on before you launch the game, then it is just a case of pressing the > to the right of the steam button

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