I'm not sure and I don't like to get my hopes up in case it's not a game I really wanted, but they did just make BioShock Infinite so the whole series would make sense to follow up. I'd buy and play them again on Linux if they do. Played the original on 360.

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I change desktop environments all the time. Do I put Other or the one I am into that month?

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Quoting: adolson

Quoting: GNUzelI think Rock Simulator 2014 was a better game.

You mean Mountain?

No, I mean Rock Simulator.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxE4dcb5ix4 [External Link]

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I think Rock Simulator 2014 was a better game.

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Damnnn. Well I'll never buy anything from them but all my friends prefer this game so... Damn.

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So if I buy a game like Shadow of Mordor on Steam on sale, it counts as Linux since I didn't play it and bought it on Linux steam client?

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That's okay, my money only goes to Linux games.

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My Windows partition was corrupted about 2 years ago and I never looked back. At that time I had just bought a monster gaming computer and wanted to enjoy the Windows games I had bought easily, like Skyrim and Fallout and Linux WINE couldn't really handle the mods for them. Tomb Raider 2013 was another game I played on Windows since it wasn't the same on Linux. After Windows corrupted its own bootloader I decided I had enough of it and I'd make do with what is on Linux and that's when I made the commitment to Linux. I love Linux and it's an important part of my life thus I dedicated myself to it by deleting the Windows partition. Only Linux now, and there is no looking back.

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That's fine, they just won't get any of my money.

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Quoting: GenericUserRemember Antegros uses the pacman packaging system so if you want steam just type "sudo pacman -S steam" in the terminal.And remember to update me if the open source driver also doesn't work out for you.

Also, if you want to install Steam on Arch Linux you have to uncomment multilib from /etc/pacman.conf if you have a 64 bit machine.

So it'll say something like
#multilib
[include = /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist] 
and you just need to remove the hashtag to uncomment it and then run sudo pacman -Syu

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