I doubt it's even worthwhile asking Paradox about linux support tbh. They are one of the best in that department.

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Well, I'd like to again point out the fact that short of the American polls (sorry guys:P) one vote per user is the worst voting system.

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Quoting: stssWith so many games it might be nice if people could rank their top5 or something where your top ranked game would get 5 points, the second would get 4 points etc..

Because if two games are very similar then it really might come down to a cointoss as to how people vote, and so all the votes for those games would be split in half. But if they could rank them then both of those games would get a bunch of 5's and 4's which might be more accurate

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My WD Blue has 2k cycles after 50 days of uptime for a secondary drive.

Btw I had also fiddled with the APM level (hdparm -B) because the constant clicking sound was driving me nuts:
AC power: 254
Battery: 128

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You can also see the new Steam FPS counter in action.

Can we, really? It would be lovely if it used some sort of clever filtering to change color based on the background and always have sufficient contrast. Even the 'high contrast' (i. e. green) option may have issues with things like grass etc

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*insert 'shut up and take my money' pic here*

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I guess it's time to go beta again. I disabled it because it seemed to always fail with trading in steam.

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Quoting: SkullyI only have access 760, 660ti, 660, 560ti, 550, GTS250 all discreet cards. So no other hardware has been tested yet.

host it on github and we'll know ;)

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Quoting: stssNow we just need something to be able to forcefully limit fps in Linux, like windows users can do with nvidia-inspector

It's been tested with 100's of games on steam both 32bit and 64bit. I have been meaning to clean it up a bit and place on github.
I might try and find the time to do so if people here are keen.

what about optimus support?

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It's probably steam client beta only. Should add it to the article

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