[/quote]These "partners" should have KNEW this was a possibility because of exactly this.

There's no REAL excuse for shipping Windows in a "Steam Machine."
[/quote]And what? You won`t buy their Steam Machine, you will hate them all your life or you will create petition, don`t you? :D
Really, what do you expect? This is company, not gamers. Ordinary gamers can wait for Steam OS, but company will not do this. They need money. And money. And more money. And only then they think about gamers.

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Quoting: loggfreakawesome
but no it's not mmo, the massively part is missing, still good game though, played it for some time on windows

http://warthunder.com/en/game/about [External Link]
"War Thunder is a next generation MMO combat game dedicated to World War II military aviation, armored vehicles, and fleets. You will take part in all of the major combat battles, fighting with real players all over the world."
At least, devs think, that their game is MMO.
And about MMO. What MMO games I want to see on Linux - Planeside 2, Warframe and Hawken.

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Well, I`m not surprised. They had told about PS4, Mac OS X and Linux more, then one year ago. they created PS4 version and Mac version. So It`s time for Linux version.

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And of course I must something buy. Even if I don`t need this. :D

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Quoting: gemini

On Steam roughly 1.1% of players use Steam

Really? I thought it was 100%. :P

:D
I think, you understand, that he mean that 1,1% of steam users has Linux.
But I am impressed by 10% of Linux gamers. Is it time for rising on number of Linux gamers?

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I`d like to see Borderlands 2 on Steam OS.

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Again the wall of s**t games, which will hide 1-2 truly good games. :(

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Quoting: KristianSslaxxAnonymous"...and future AAA games..."
I wonder if this means just Firaxis, or Take2 as a whole... GTAV on Linux, anyone?
Take Two is running 2K Games and Rockstar as two vastly different/independent branches and Firaxis has a lot of autonomy within 2K as well. So I certainly wouldn't extrapolate from 2K to Rockstar at all. Take DRM as an example. 2K typically uses Steamworks/CEG as its only DRM while Rockstar has up to several layers of DRM that each, on their own are much more draconian than CEG. Rockstar wouldn't even divulge how high the activation limit for Max Payne 3 is. AFAIK Rockstar has no real tradition for bringing their games to Mac while 2K Games does. Just some of the differences. I have basically 0 hope for any Rockstar game coming to Linux. But I am boycotting them any way due to DRM.

There is Mac version of Max Payne 3. But a lot of people complained on this version.

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More interesting things
http://steamcommunity.com/app/8930/discussions/0/558747287340022030/?tscn=1402421583#c540743757958179366 [External Link]

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Well, I am installing Ubuntu 14.04

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