Quoting: leinardi

Quoting: TheRiddicklooks good to me, be nice if it had nvidia and amd gpu temp/data monitoring also. And for some reason it can't detect my memory modules.

Hi, I'm the developer of GST. If what ajgp suggested doesn't work, feel free to open an issue on the official issue tracker: https://gitlab.com/leinardi/gst/issues [External Link]

And thx for a flatpak!!

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There is a highly refreshing comment from the dev right on <3

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1156550/eventcomments/1743386053135676638/ [External Link]

"Cheers guys! I know how many devs neglect the Linux crowd I will do my best to handle it with utmost care! :)"

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Daedalic Entertainment also will release "Iron Danger" (a Kalevala RPG) and Linux port is already pretty much confirmed.

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Quoting: rat2000

Quoting: DorritI find Snaps/Flatpaks and AUR mutually exclusive.

How so? I use Manjaro for like 1 year now, and I use some packages from AUR and some from Flatpak and they work very good. Please elaborate...

Or snaps for that matter; as long as user gets whats desired and all work. Snaps have always worked fine for me.

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I'm a sucker for these type of racers.

For the fans of Race Arcade and legendary ancient Slicks 'n' Slide :woot:

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Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: pawelcompWould love a Flatpak for this.

Snap would be welcomed too

Yep, anything with a "couple of clicks and go". For example AppImage is no good for newcomers: requires to enable user permission. Just that is simply too much to require for a new comer.

No matter which or both, i'm all for snaps and flatpaks <3

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Quoting: KimyrielleI would be super scared about the state of Linux gaming without Steam Play. Let's be honest, our platform isn't gaining any momentum whatsoever. We're still stuck at the same 1% market share we had before Linux gaming became a thing. And not only has no further major publisher entered the Linux market in years, we're reading more and more developer comments about Linux not being worth it and them questioning further releases for it. I get the idea that it's not a perfect solution and native ports would be preferable, but at least this way we can play these AAA games that nobody seems to port to Linux. Call me happy!

One thing we all could always aim to improve. how we introduce Linux to new comers. It takes a effort to really step to the point of view of a total newbie and fresh intrestee of Linux.

There is so much pieces in this puzzle. We should try to keep things absolutely simple and straight-forward. Bringing things about as calm (i know it's hard as we're all so so passionate!) and clear as humanely possible and so forth.

Noah Chelliah touched this subject spot on in his latest SouthEast LinuxFest speech here https://www.bitchute.com/video/i9eAJxkP69zx/ [External Link]

Ps. I don't know what happened to the 2019 playlist on SouthEastLinuxFest Youtube channel so therefore Bitchute to the rescue!

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The shop to buy shirts and stuff doesnt work?

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ETS 2 on sale now for cheap too. Getting it and this for the weekend :)

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Quoting: heidi.wengerThe game itself for starters is pretty expensive :huh:

True, will support these guys anyways. AAA or bust.

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