Ahah, I love his answer! :grin:
Just imagine: this will be the only PS4 emulator that works fine for some time, Windows users have to install Linux just for it... :tongue:

Sorry guys, I agree with you, but it's just so funny, you can't take me that. :happy:

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Still waiting for the Linux release on GOG.
With this bad move, will they support Linux for the sequel? I don't think so...

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This whole story is a joke seriously, IMO, all of this kind are.
The kind of jokes we live with everyday.
Obviously I also backed up the repo too.
Fuck'em.

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: CyrilWonderful, can't wait to try the native version as I already have the Windows version from GOG.
But I'm wondering, what is the difference between this new Linux release and the old one?

As far as I know, they just couldn't upload it to Steam until now.

OK but the old ones Linux/macOS are available on GOG but the store only say Windows support...

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I think that "build a kernel" is the new "keep calm". :happy:

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Wonderful, can't wait to try the native version as I already have the Windows version from GOG.
But I'm wondering, what is the difference between this new Linux release and the old one?

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As a backer, I'm glad they kept their promises, day-one Linux release and DRM-Free download via itch.io.
Now it's time to test the game itself!

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I tried with GOL colors, but... :whistle:

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[quote=nullzero]

Quoting: rustybroomhandle

Quoting: nullzero

Quoting: VoxPelliChimeraOS (previously GamerOS), the arch based SteamOS 2.0 couch gaming distro, has a web app that you can use on any device in your local network via URL

Been wondering if that app can be used on a different arch-based distro.

Apparently yes (its on the AUR), but I suppose only if using the steamos-compositor-plus, according to the: https://github.com/ChimeraOS/chimera [External Link]

Btw now chimera is the name of this web interface. Before it was called Steam Buddy.

I can't find any "chimera" package on the AUR... :huh:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&K=chimera [External Link]

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Here we go... it was obvious unfortunately.

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