Beyond gaming? Maybe this could be useful for people who always complain about not having enough professional apps on Linux.
Either way, does anyone know if Valve is offering their games in naitive 64-bit? Also, does anyone know if it will be compatible with Wayland without X (assuming you're using an open driver, of course)?
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Originally posted by 89c51 View Post...and ridiculously expensive.
This needs a looooooot of work sadly to be on par with something commercial.
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Originally posted by AJenbo View PostI am hoping that they will intergrate with apt in debian to easily detect updates and initilize them the way every one is used to (the actuall installation etc. can still happen in steam).
Ingo Molnar had a few good posts about this (and desktop Linux in general):
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Don't get irritated by the "App store" buzzword, it is nothing more than a package manager on steroids .
I really hope Valve releases their client under the GPL, then we could possibly see adoption of their "package management" on the Desktop space.
(if it meets the criteria, of course)
Well, lets wait and see where Valve takes Linux!Last edited by bug!; 08 August 2012, 05:08 PM.
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Are there any videos from the conference?
Siggraph's youtube channel seems useless.
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I am hoping that they will intergrate with apt in debian to easily detect updates and initilize them the way every one is used to (the actuall installation etc. can still happen in steam).
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Originally posted by kwahoo View PostWho need obsolete software when you can install something much more powerful? :-D
Originally posted by kwahoo View PostPS There is even modern free CAD software, but still unfinished (alpha stage).
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I'm not sure if it's correct to emply that this is related to LINUX.
They sure gonna expand in September 5 to include more than games....but no where in that News at Steam is an indication that will include LINUX...in fact, it NEVER mentions LINUX in that news....in the long run , *MAYBE* it will also include Professional apps native in Linux to plug-in the gap in the FLOSS offer but i'm not so sure that will happen that soon.Last edited by AJSB; 08 August 2012, 03:58 PM.
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Originally posted by YaPeL View Postautocad for our valve linux distro anyone?
PS There is even modern free CAD software, but still unfinished (alpha stage).
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