Wow , yet another " burn the witch " title

First of all , i couldn't see anything that leads people to thinking "first day Linux release" at their Kickstarter page. It only says Linux support

Second ; if you promised a Linux version that "back in our heads" term is wrong. Keep your promise

Third; that kind of toxic approaches won't help. In fact , if you keep "No Tux , no bux " approach you won't mind that Kickstarter things.

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Quoting: UltraViolet

Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: UltraVioletI guess if I'm using a legacy AMD GPU I have to use the open source drivers on Mint 18 and still can't use Steam ?

The open source AMD drivers won't stop you from running Steam and games, but your legacy GPU might.

Quoting: LeopardNo, you can run Steam with open source drivers.

on Mint 17 everything was fine, now on Mint 18 i get the 'bootstrap' error when trying to load up Steam because its looking for the proprietary drivers and Mint 18 doesn't have them. i realize its just a matter of removing some legacy code from Steam, but, not being great at this kind of thing last time i tried it i didn't have much luck

I'm using with open source ones. Steam Client is not looking for prop drivers. Is there any chance you tried the fglrx drivers by mistake? Because this fglrx drivers are not supported on Mint 18,Ubuntu 16.04. They're supporting Mint 17 , Ubuntu 14.04.

sudo apt-get purge steam

Remove Steam with this command. Go to the Steam page on your browser , install .deb Steam by just clicking.

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Quoting: ValamirCleaverI am unable to get the client to work on Ubuntu 17.10 64-bit. I just get a black rectangle in the middle of my screen and I need to use System Monitor to kill. There's no Linux troubleshooting advice on the Client FAQ page. Their Linux support is very noticeably lacking in comparison to GOG.

Wait , what? Gog is not even trying to release a Linux client.

Gog point of view to Linux is ; potential Dos box games buyers

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Quoting: liberodarkThis is but have vulkan possibility for mac and linux :

203723/config/oslist: linux
203723/name: Linux Shogun 2 Data
203724/config/oslist: linux
203724/name: Linux Shogun 2 App
203725/config/oslist: linux
203725/name: Linux Shogun 2 FOTS Soundtrack
203726/config/oslist: linux
203726/name: Linux Shogun 2 FOTS
203727/config/language: english
203727/config/oslist: linux
203727/name: Linux Shogun 2 EN
203728/config/language: czech
203728/config/oslist: linux
203728/name: Linux Shogun 2 Czech
203729/config/language: french
203729/config/oslist: linux
203729/name: Linux Shogun 2 French
223182/config/language: german
223182/config/oslist: linux
223182/name: Linux Shogun 2 German
223184/config/language: italian
223184/config/oslist: linux
223184/name: Linux Shogun 2 Italian
223185/config/language: polish
223185/config/oslist: linux
223185/name: Linux Shogun 2 Polish
223186/config/language: russian
223186/config/oslist: linux
223186/name: Linux Shogun 2 Russian
223187/config/language: spanish
223187/config/oslist: linux
223187/name: Linux Shogun 2 Spanish
223188/config/language: japanese
223188/config/oslist: linux
223188/name: Linux Shogun 2 Japanese

Mac doesn't have Vulkan. Also they won't put technical improvements on the radar. Just new releases.

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Quoting: liberodarkIs Total War: SHOGUN 2

The proof is that it is the work of feral that have seen it here !

https://steamdb.info/app/34330/history/ [External Link]

Total War Shogun 2 is already ported to Mac , this Made to Wade things is coming both Linux and Mac

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Quoting: UltraVioletI guess if I'm using a legacy AMD GPU I have to use the open source drivers on Mint 18 and still can't use Steam ?

No, you can run Steam with open source drivers.

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No way:O

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Quoting: meggermanThat might explain it thanks :huh:

i will give it a go and see what happens, to be fair the Pro driver hasnt been too bad, but im more excited about the FOSS driver and any chance to use it is welcome. My main rig is Nvidia of course ^_^

( perhaps Vega will change that ?)

I hope Vega will achieve that.

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Quoting: evergreenmy bet is f1 2016: same logo colours, the announcement that it won't come to linux was near to 1st april, and japan ideogram indicates release day will be on suzuka's gp...

No,they say that won't come to Linux. Besides F1 2016 already ported to Mac ; that new game will come to Linux and Mac.

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Quoting: LeopardYou can get latest Mesa updates with this ppa on Mint/Ubuntu. I'm on Mesa 17.0.3 right now and i'm using stable ones.

https://launchpad.net/~paulo-miguel-dias/+archive/ubuntu/pkppa [External Link]

This is the bleeding edge one.

https://launchpad.net/~paulo-miguel-dias/+archive/ubuntu/mesa [External Link]

I might give those a try, a few months ago the OIBAF PPA didn't work, nothing appeared in the Driver manager :/ only the Pro would actually install.. however the pro doesnt work with Mint Cinnamon ( or at least it didn't a few months ago ) so i had to migrate the desktop to MATE.

I'm using Mint Cinnamon as well. You need to turn on visible fourth level updates of update manager. That is closed by default.

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