Quoting: brokeassbenwell it'll run on Windows instances [External Link], so that's a unfortunate.

Amazon were too lazy to put an effort in it like Google did. So they are just spreading MS lock-in in practice.

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Quoting: ShmerlEven their Lumberyard is lagging with Linux support.

Not lagging, they drop support for it long time. While cryengine (original, not fork) still supports it...

Even worse then. So Amazon clearly doesn't care.

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Quoting: elmapuli wonder why we cant have an "open handset alliance" with all the companies who want to have games on linux to improve the ecosystem of their platforms

I feel like the likes of Valve and Google could form a Linux gaming alliance and promote Linux gaming in more collaborative way. Too bad Google doesn't care. It doesn't look like Amazon cares either. Even their Lumberyard is lagging with Linux support.

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So what exactly is their architecture? Are they running Linux on the server like Stadia or Windows like Geforce Now?

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Checked Lenovo laptops, I don't see any Linux option there so far:

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpad-t-series/ThinkPad-T14s-AMD-G1/p/20UHCTO1WWENUS0/customize [External Link]?

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Was it inspired by Bosch?

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Are any of them using AMD or not yet?

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Is it using Vulkan?

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I think they can figure out a way to make a build that works both for Steam and GOG without a need to set up multiple ones.

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Right, ASICs for ray tracing will be added only in RDNA 2.

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