I agree on Qt bit. But I brought GTK because VP were already using it, as you can see in the screenshot.

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Thanks for the heads up! I'm going to back them now.

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Quoting: hardpenguin

Quoting: ShmerlAre they already using GTK3 for the launcher? They used GTK2 for TW2.

Can you tell me, please, does that matter in a slightest way?

Yes. GTK2 must go for good, if you want to switch to Wayland and avoid using XWayland in addition. So everything should be moving in that direction.

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Hrm, why exactly do you need it even to run at anything higher than 100fps? It's way more than your eye can perceive already.

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That's good.

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Are they already using GTK3 for the launcher? They used GTK2 for TW2.

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I'll buy it when it will come out on GOG. Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl is quite good.

Original idea of the "zone" (for those unfamiliar) comes from Roadside Picnic [External Link] by Strugatsky brothers.

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About extracting System Shock (remake) soundtrack [External Link].

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Just finished the demo and it was very impressive. Never played System Shock games before. The last room with rotating view on Saturn was beautiful (and music / feeling of the area were done well).

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Yeah, 2K aren't exactly known for DRM-free releases. I'm still waiting for Bioshock games to come out on GOG. Too bad, since I've heard that Bioshock Infinite is a decent game (and Linux version performs well).

I asked them about it here [External Link], but they didn't bother replying.

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