Just bought the game + soundtrack on GOG. Glad to see that Obsidian are supporting Linux gaming, unlike certain other RPG developers.

Though this is somewhat annoying:

Notice: this game comes with a 32-bit binary only

Why can't they release it in proper 64-bit already? Come on Obsidian.

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Quoting: TcheyIt will be DRM free as sonn as they are satisfy with the stability of the release on Steam.

That's good then. I'll wait for it.

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Too bad it seems to be Steam only.

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Quoting: Comandante oardoAnd I'm gonna buy THE WITCHER 3: WILD HUNT - GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION [External Link]

Note that it's still unplayable on Linux, and it seems Wine is pretty far away from good DX11 support yet.

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Quoting: Anjuneelse heart.break();, Owlboy, and now this. Are red noses taking over?

Also Okhlos :)

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Inspired by Monkey Island, and they have Lo Wang there? :D They should release it on GOG too.

And good matching it with Brahms [External Link].

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Too bad it's not sold DRM-free. Well, at least original Deus Ex is available and it's playable in Wine.

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More Linux games on sale there: https://www.gog.com/games?system=lin_mint,lin_ubuntu&price=discounted&sort=bestselling&page=1 [External Link]

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nouveau is still not usable for gaming, because of lack of reclocking support. May be it will change once radeonsi will becomes clearly better than closed OpenGL from AMD and Nvidia will notice that Linux gamers are ditching it more and more. But I simply don't care at this point. Let Nvidia stay obtuse, I'm switching to AMD once Vega cards will come out.

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Normally mesa is updated by the distro, but it's not done often, and surely not from the master or some custom branch. For master or custom branches you'd need to build Mesa from source and figure out what dependencies it needs (DRI and etc.). It's not trivial and requires some research. Dependency on certain feature of kernel driver (like amdgpu) can also be an issue. So you'd either need to get a custom kernel, or install it as a kernel module.

I'd be interested in such guide myself for example for Debian testing.

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