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Quoting: kuhpunktDude, what are you even talking about? XD

Since you're typing in English, I assume you understand English, so you're going to have to be a bit more specific as to what you're confused about.

Everything.

VR isn't that expensive anymore. SteamVR is a standard. And then you start talking about communism.

For some of us it is expensive. I certainly couldn't afford it.

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I played it a couple of years ago before xen was available. Not sure whether I should start from the beginning or skip straight to xen. Has a lot changed since then besides xen?

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Tried it during the free weekend and this turned out to be a delight. Definitely buying it. ^_^

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Quoting: GuestI'm not the most clued up person with container tech, and flatpaks, etc, but:

Really glad Valve is continuing to research ways of keeping games running, and giving some kind of interface stability. Just would prefer if there was something a little more generic for GNU/Linux desktop, so that games outside of Steam's environment could benefit.

Games -> Add non-Steam game to my library

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Quoting: GuestIs Madagascar hard to infect in this game ? :D

Yes! Also New Zealand :wink:

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Gotta admit I played this quite a lot today and yesterday, but it wasn't really because the Coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, it was because the game was on sale and I finally decided to give it a try ^_^

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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Doom: Eternal
CP2077
Dirt Rally 2.0
Untitled Goose Game

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Quoting: Sojiro84Quicker then expected! I already finished it just last week with Proton though.

Was not as good as Life is Strange, and the story was a bit weak and a lot of stereotypes everywhere, but the ending scene was worth it though.

I've not played it myself but I followed a let's play on YouTube and I was quite impressed with the last episode. Wasn't sure how they were going to wrap it up in a compelling way, but they did it. And that cameo!

Nice to know I'll get to play it myself so soon. Been patiently waiting for Feral rather than diving in using Proton.

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Quoting: ShmerlI remember seeing reports, that some games were broken due to some locales using , instead of . for floating point notation.

My (Finnish) locale does that too, but it works for me.

Quoting: BrisseInteresting! Debian and Swedish is correct. At first glance, 'LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 %command%' didn't do anything but I will investigate further tomorrow.

Seeing as the game fails to set locale en_US.UTF-8, you could check if it's installed, and generate it if necessary. "sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales" should do the trick.

Thanks! I tried reconfiguring locales and added en_US.UTF-8 which got rid of the warning at the end of the CLI output. Sadly ETS2 is still not starting though.

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Quoting: BrisseI've been running the native version of ETS2 but it won't start after the latest update [External Link].

Native still starts and runs just fine for me.

It's probably an issue affecting only certain distributions. I had issues before as well when the game could not find libsteam_api.so (...)

...and that's why some developers choose to not support Linux. The way you put it, it seemed their failure. In my opinion, no developer should have to support all Linux distributions and variations. Yours is not in the steam "supported" list for the game, is it?

Brisse's profile suggests that they're running Debian, while you and Tuubi are Ubuntu/Mint. And yeah, for games, Steam are making assumptions based on the Steam runtime / Ubuntu targets. Base Debian might be missing something here.

But tbh, I think it's probably more likely a locale issue in this case! I think Brisse is Swedish and the whitespaces are probably an international character set difference. I suspect that this might be fixed by passing the LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 %command% or something similar on start up.

Interesting! Debian and Swedish is correct. At first glance, 'LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 %command%' didn't do anything but I will investigate further tomorrow.

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