Quoting: Aryvandaar

Quoting: sarmadThe fact that many studios starts working on a Linux port then drop it tells you that developing for Linux isn't smooth that studios start struggling and decide to cancel the project. Let's hope Vulkan changes this situation.

Yet, there are many indie developers who pump out multi-platform games again and again. I think the problem is that developers think it will be easy or didn't plan for muti-platform support in the start, so they have platform specific middleware and api. It's just incredibly poor planning. If anyone did any kind of research about PC and the different available OS for it (which would take less than 5 min on a google search), they could plan accordingly and it's better to have your options open than to lock yourself into one ecosystem.

I've heard mixed things about this game, and have the impression that it's at most a mediocre game. Once it does come to Linux, I would consider buying it if it goes on sale.

Quoting: GuestI got a laptop, MSI decent specs, GTX870 vidcard.
But rocket leauge really is choppy, with everything on low even.
Any tips?

Quoting: M@yeulC

Quoting: ArkonaThe main problem with Valve is they are too slow in everything.

A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to [External Link] :D

Quoting: PixelPiSounds quite reasonable. Some people are just experienced in Linux and in Windows. Nevertheless, the idea exists that the games run better under Windows.

I am doing my experiences with Doom 2016. Everything is running super (under Wine) but then there is again a problem. I think it runs better under Windows. Nevertheless, I would never switch to Windows. But I can understand, however, if people prefer to play on Windows.