Originally posted by Illasera
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Steam Linux Usage Drops Below 1%
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Originally posted by mike4 View PostYou little troll, still spamming this forum...
Personally I'm waiting for Project Cars.
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Originally posted by Azrael5 View Postwell for uefi owners motherboards and for gaming usage resources more and more demanding.
imho: native opengl games should be played in native opengl mode and native directx games should be played in native directX mode without any wrapper so to improve performance, if linux get this possibility it should increase gaming users.
You little troll, still spamming this forum...
Personally I'm waiting for Project Cars.Last edited by mike4; 07 May 2015, 12:28 PM.
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Originally posted by Illasera View Posttl;dr, some games are 64-bits native under steam, for linux.
imho: native opengl games should be played in native opengl mode and native directx games should be played in native directX mode without any wrapper so to improve performance, if linux get this possibility it should increase gaming users.Last edited by Azrael5; 07 May 2015, 12:15 PM.
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Originally posted by Jabberwocky View PostI tried downloading steam 2 minutes ago, I'm getting an 403 trying to access http://repo.steampowered.com/steam/a...eam_latest.deb I just can't stop laughing.... hAHAHAHAHAHaaaaaaa!!
On a more serious note, I'm surprised that it did not drop more with GTA V. You also have games promising Linux support when it's being funded/pre-ordered (Wicher3/StarCitizen to name 2 big ones) and then they just don't release the Linux version on time or it does not work as good as the windows version or they put it in a wine wrapper or they just never release it LOL. I've got 500+ games in my steam lib under Windows 7 guest that uses my discrete GPU directly with KVM. It seems only Valve and some indie games are supporting Linux the way it should be supported. Thanks for your efforts!(please fix the download link
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Yes there are quite a few AAA titles missing, but compared to gaming on Linux two years ago this has become another era.
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Originally posted by Mike Frett View Post@Tuxee you attacked my post on page 5 why exactly? I didn't say anything that would be considered offensive; unless you feel my percentage was too generous. 11% could hardly be considered offensive unless you felt threatened and one could only feel threatened if they felt I was attacking their OS -- which could only be, in this case, Windows.
that's it: Your percentage is far too generous. That's all. The other thing I said was just my general (and I think valid) explanation, why Linux distros have such a low market share - they don't come pre-installed. I finally stated what I observe on a daily basis: Most users hardly give a shit, what OS they are running. And they definitely can't be bothered to install "another" OS.
Originally posted by Mike Frett View PostI said nothing fanatical. How could suggesting Linux users help people switch be offensive? Your post was like a Worm crawling into the center of an Ant mound in order to disrupt the good intentions of the Community.
Originally posted by Mike Frett View PostI think you have a little too much Microsoft in your diet, Sir.
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I tried downloading steam 2 minutes ago, I'm getting an 403 trying to access http://repo.steampowered.com/steam/a...eam_latest.deb I just can't stop laughing.... hAHAHAHAHAHaaaaaaa!!
On a more serious note, I'm surprised that it did not drop more with GTA V. You also have games promising Linux support when it's being funded/pre-ordered (Wicher3/StarCitizen to name 2 big ones) and then they just don't release the Linux version on time or it does not work as good as the windows version or they put it in a wine wrapper or they just never release it LOL. I've got 500+ games in my steam lib under Windows 7 guest that uses my discrete GPU directly with KVM. It seems only Valve and some indie games are supporting Linux the way it should be supported. Thanks for your efforts!(please fix the download link
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Originally posted by glxextxexlg View PostUseful tool like what? xbox or steamOS? Useful for what? Play gangster games on steamOS without even the ability to run a calculator so you can count how many people you've killed with your thompson? I say steam and gaming is not the only way to improve linux. And yes I prefer linux to have a smaller user base than filling it with ignorant and selfish scum with a bad childhood. Linux shall be an elite OS and I'm an elitist.
You are not an elitist... you are also just another tool. Anyone who calls themselves an elitist isn't elite.
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Originally posted by glxextxexlg View PostLinux shall be an elite OS and I'm an elitist.
Originally posted by Azrael5 View PostI assume gaming should upgrade to 64bit development.
Their .ELF/.so that was made by the compiler that the game developers used to create the binaries dictates what architecture they are using,
and the kernel loader is Responsible to decipher them, It got nothing to do with the steam client.
tl;dr, some games are 64-bits native under steam, for linux.Last edited by Illasera; 06 May 2015, 02:51 PM.
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