Many FOOS games to choose from, excellent :)
Most of them could use some manpower, though.

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Quoting: veccher

Quoting: haagch

Quoting: veccherglad to see the open driver evolving they're my only hope.

Actually support in amdgpu for Southern Islands GPUs will come soon-ish and with that support for the amdgpu-pro proprietary driver.

I've tried the (highly) experimental code that's been released so far and my HD 7970M can play csgo and xonotic fine with the amdgpu open source stack. Bioshock crashes the amdgpu kernel driver though. And power management is still bugged and doesn't work so everything is pretty slow. But it's largely ready.

actually there is support for ubuntu 15.04 and 14.04 (for r9 270) but even with official support it didn't work, there are 2 ways to install the "radeon crimsom", downloading a 170mb zip file and installing (tried it in 15.04) and downloading a .deb for ubuntu (tried it in 14.04 and also failed)

Actually (why bother choosing another word? This one is fine^^), I think @haagch was talking about the amdgpu kernel driver, which is used by most recent AMD cards, and is set to replace the old "catalyst"-provided closed source kernel. This hybrid (open source kernel driver + closed source userspace blob) solution is called amdgpu-pro. There has been some ongoing talk to enable support for older cards in amdgpu, but it hasn't been done for now (work in progress).

The main advantage of this approach (here are numerous other) is that the new AMD drivers won't be restricted to a X Server/Linux kernel version, and (nt sure on this last point) might just give Wayland support for "free".

That said, I am really happy with the open source drivers, and they are constantly improving. Kudos to AMD :)
you just need a rolling distribution or some sort of ppa to have the latex fixes. Or you can compile it by yourself, of course.

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Quoting: aFoxNamedMorrisThis game instantly reminded me of Antichamber. Looks like a game I might give a try.

^This. Looks more like Antichamber to me than any other quoted game.

Looks quite nice :) I might give it a go.

It also reminds me that I never got around finishing antichamber. I am stuck

Spoiler, click me

after the end door, pursuing the black form, and then... nowhere to go :(

But I haven't played it in a long time, so I might find the solution by myself if I go back to it.

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I am wondering if pie charts wouldn't look better for these kind of statistics. You could make for example an outline with X-based distributions, with the details pictured in smaller portions, next to another distribution and its descendants.

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Doh.
I really like minetest. I wish there was more gameplay with it, though.
Cross-compatibility with minecraft servers would be awesome.

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It looks interesting, I will consider voting for it when I get access to my computer.
Either way,are you affiliated in some way?

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To play co-op, simply select Multiplayer, and either load up your own existing save as a host, or join someone else as a client

Is it local or online co-op? It reads as online, but I would really like it to be local, and the screenshot looks like a local co-op game.
Of course, it would be great if it was both :)

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Quoting: kalinYou have star from me. Sadly I can't test the tutorial because my gpu don't support vulkan (560ti).
I will wait until vega release and then I will try it

^ This _exactly_ :)

(Well, sort of. My GPU is a HD6870)

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Quoting: AryvandaarSeems a bit odd that Valve tries to market their steam machine but don't let people in certain countries order the steam controller.

Just ask someone from the community or a friend to buy one for you :)
I could do it, but I am not sure it would be easy for me to send the package.

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Is there a demo of some sorts that I could download? I am not sure it will run on my PC.

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