aaand we have our 1st native Linux build from SEGA themselves.

Dreamcast collection on Linux when?

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Quoting: PatolaI understand - you don't have issues. But others which use your distro will have them! The problem is not the majority of people that gets it right, say, 90% of the buyers of non-supported distros. The problem are the 10% that fail. They fail this way on Manjaro, that other way in Fedora, that other way in OpenSuSE and so on. These frustrated people will be the ones that are vocal when judging the game. Try to put yourself in the place of a games developer, having to hire an expert linux support person (or persons) to solve problems in all distros. Games development today is a saturared market with risky business and often with a very low profit margin. Being antagonistic to developers which are just trying to juggle financial outcomes, development resources, marketing, multiple expenses and so on will not make things better. We do not know their particular internal pitfalls and caveats.

From my experience when i've moved from Linux Mint to Antergos is normally the lack of specific library. For example i couldn't run Shadow Warrior Classic Redux cause it was complaining about the freeglut even though i have it, i've figured out that it's about the 32 bit version of it so i've installed it from package manager and the game ran fine.

Besides, Steam and GOG always says that they provide support for Ubuntu and Ubuntu based distros but outside of that, you are on your own and when people encounter an issue may ask the Linux gaming related sites or at the official distro forum.

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IMO it should've been just a patch for the original game.

I mean look at KOTOR 2. Aspyr made a large improvement for the game and it didn't release it as a Enhanced Edition, but as an update.

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Just now they've added the Linux build for The Signal From Tolva

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Quoting: poke86It got me Observer but GoG doesn't have a Linux build for it yet.

For some reason Aspyr hates GOG. They've still hadn't implemented the patch for KOTOR 2 which Steam version received, besides the native Linux it also included additional features and 4K support.

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Quoting: MalLet's hope somebody makes a spyware linux distribution so that the chinese can use it for gaming whilst the government safely spies on them.

Red Star OS?

I'd replace it with Deepin.

Red Star OS is a North Korean Linux distro which spies on you.

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Question, for Ubuntu users how do ya even install Wine Staging Gallium Nine? Is there any repo for it?

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Quoting: DamonLinuxPLI hope someday Valve update TF2 and use new Source2 engine or just release TF3 with Source2 :)

Jill, one of the Valve staff said that it may be impossible, due to the spaghetti code the game has.

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I see you GabeN.

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Oh god they have Garou Mark of the Wolves. It is the best god damn fighting game ever made!

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