This is a full version? Or will there be more levels? :|

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If they do not make normal soft bumpers, like the Dualshock, buy the second version does not make sense.

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God damn, why? Why produce compilers or make a fork when you can invest in one?
Take a look at the benchmark results: the difference in error. And many ports were specially sharpened under RADV - this driver has advantage. :dizzy:

Valve would have been able to negotiate with AMD long ago and start developing AMDVLK together. :'(

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Arch Linux, Manjaro, Pop!_OS and Fedora

OS from geeks for geeks; Same with their unnecessary assemblies; Same Ubuntu. Team of ~ 20 people; Test stand.

When will Valve take care of its distribution? How long will we wait for a normal distribution? :(

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Quoting: puppieshatecapitalismEverything else either has short support periods (Fedora), feels unpolished (OpenSUSE), is perhaps too technical (Debian), or is a hobby project by a few developers (basically everything not already mentioned).

That is why Valve long ago should have thought about developing its own distribution. And do not wait until someone sticks a knife in their backs.

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I think it is better to have no more business with them at all.

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Quoting: JmsnzSteam is already 64bit on macOS, and has been since last year.

And? How does this negate the fact that 32-bit games won't run? Double standard.

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Quoting: ArtenMacOS as different case. When Apple remove 32bit support, there is no other way.

And? I still do not see the arguments why Valve should continue to support macOS. Not only because of the rejection of 32-bit support, but in general.

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OK. Let's see if Valve will be consistent in their decision:
https://appletoolbox.com/2019/06/macos-catalina-and-your-32-bit-apps [External Link]


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Valve is wrong about this.

It was high time for all software developers to stop supporting 32-bit. Valve should be able to fully switch to 64-bit faster.

This also applies to Wine. Stopping Wine64 support, and then crying and calling everyone bad - it`s brilliant. :huh:

The mess and stupidity of some developers amazes me every day. And Valve joined this as well. Valve still can not decide on the distribution. They were doing well with Debian / SteamOS, and then abandoned his support.

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