After doing some research i dont see why any parent would even let there child use this product its complete garbage and maybe we should work to make a competing product. The kicker to all this is the game is making a ton of cash while exploiting all there users while also endangering children into a dangerous environment.

Quoting: GuestDo a youtube search for Roblox most evil company in the world. The video is eye-opening. I have blocked the game in our house and talked with my son about it. It is popular because it exploits and addicts kids and digital laws havent caught up to this practice yet to protect them.

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I would wait for the amd strix halo APU its suppose to have be a very good gpu 6/8/12 core with 40 CU RDNA 3.5 discrete GPU "chiplet" and 20 AI cores , looks like amd is going all in the mobile markets. could be an interesting time.

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Its sad to see them not support linux native even sadder to mention still possible supporting a "native mac os port" right after mentioning no linux port and supporting proton which mac should have all the same issues right? is UE4 that badly done in linux to even support mac os better then linux for a game port? i hear that linux gaming is growing, whats mac gaming? only time i here about mac gaming was booting into windows to play games using bootcamp.

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Hold up ... checking to make sure its not april first. wow i thought i would never see this.

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Interesting maybe we will see some support directly with Steamdeck and Playstation. maybe remote play, split-screen, using the steamdeck as a controller with a second screen display in playstation games and maybe playing steamdeck games / steam games on the playstation using in home game streaming. I am sure many many other ideas.

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we know that stadia is a specific Linux configuration supported like a console .... and another platform to support besides mainstream Linux kinda like how there are so many Linux phones competing with android right?

If i buy this game it will be on ps4/ps5 its not they dont support Linux its that they only support googles Linux DRM streaming wrapper. so yes they have a fully functional Linux build that google could release a framework environment possible even opensource it for us to have one environment to run the all games released on stadia , which would increase Linux games sales and take away from support cost because the game dev could say we support googles open game runtime environment kinda like what steam has done already ... im sure this is super easy compared to wine and proton etc but we have yet to hear about these kinda things google just wants to use linux and cash in and lock us in to there monopoly this is something MS does. as time goes on we see that googles new motto is 'Do all Evil"...

google needs to be split up into separate companies just like MicroSoft needs to be and needed to be years ago. stadia is just a very bad idea and the ultimate DRM of letting someone completely control access to your games even consoles are not this restrictive which you can play off disk and download still play offline on some titles to some extent. even playstation Now lets you download titles for use on your system and bypass the streaming part for lots of titles.

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I am not liking what i am seeing here. you get to buy games and pay for a streaming service (premium) ... so its like renting games to stream and not being able to download them. if the service goes belly up you lose all your games and investment. its a perfect DRM to lock you in to using only there central services. i see this being a strong DRM platform. Long Term how will this work out with games and the cost to have the newest video cards etc even for google to run this in the data center ... sounds like a loss. also now i see why there not actively wanting this to equal more linux games its the ultimate vendor lock in. if the base service is free google is looking to make money from the game sales, so the main focus is to lock you into there new DRM platform where you buy games but you don't own the games outside there platform. this gives a ton of power to google. this can also locks in gaming companies to this new DRM they will be even less likely to support other systems.

If this was a streaming service like Netflix it would be a little different because with streaming you dont have to buy each game nor think about ownership and overall would be the better way to go. psnow is more like this and some games you can download now as long as you pay your sub you can play the games it gives you access too.

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Game runs fine on my Main pc , having issues on the secondary pc . (AMD vega 64 - hardlocks when launching game )

From what i understand this is a full Native port to Linux like X-Rebirth was. No bits running in wine / proton.

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hmm just a tad cryptic, saving the image and zooming in looks like letters / numbers an x and trees, almost looks like one of those CAPTCHA tests embedded in the image hehe . i would guess tomb raider , loading image in darktable and shifting contrast. looks like a chin of a face , face and eye . words i cant make out. nabillo and maggak well there words .. ??? possible more letters under the mac and linux symbols.

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The best bang for the buck supporting a game out the door as a day 1 release , would be "cyberpunk 2077"

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