Quoting: Snowdrake

- Added a replay buffer feature. The replay buffer is available in just simple output mode (for now, will add it to advanced output mode later), and allows the user to create snapshot recordings (via hotkey) of a specific amount of time prior to triggering the hotkey.

This is exactly the kind of thing that we missed until now (due to nvidia's Gefore experience lack of linux support).

While it would be somewhat nice for GeForce Experience to arrive on Linux, what I really want to see is for nvidia-settings to be as good as the Nvidia control panel in Windows.

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Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoI will buy Deus Ex Mankind Divided for my Steam Linux account...

It's already on sale for about $20.

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This Meraco guy is still at it? Doesn't he have anything better to do with his time?

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Well, using a 32-bit OS isn't exactly viable for gaming to begin with. You'd have to have a pretty outdated CPU to not be able to install a 64-bit OS, and Linux installations of any kind don't really use up much RAM(at least, not as much as a 64-bit Windows installation).

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There's no way this isn't F-Zero inspired. Even the music is similar.

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Well, I hope this fixes the freezing issue I was having whith the last update.

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Even if it's a small game, it's still pretty cool that it released with Linux support right away.

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Batman: Arkham Knight.

In all seriousness, however, I'd be really happy if any of the big open world games were put onto Linux, be it a Bethesda-developed game(any of them would be nice, but I'd mostly want Skyrim) or The Witcher 3. I'd also like to see the Dark Souls games on Linux.

Also, Warframe, since I'm addicted to that game and it's the main reason I even boot into Windows at this point(I've tried to get it working in Wine, but the launcher never wanted to work properly).

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Quoting: aldySadly I doubt that, any of the Square games created by japanese studios were ported to linux. All the games from Square that we can play on Linux are from occidental studios like Square Montreal.

I wonder if there was a time when people thought the same thing about such games coming to PC at all?
While unlikely for now, it's hard to tell how things will really go. A lot of this might also depend on Vulkan adoption rate as well as how far Linux as a platform may or may not grow.

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Hopefully some day they'll do it. I always like when I see a new edition to Linux from my game library.

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