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Mad Max Coming To Linux, NVIDIA Graphics Supported
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Originally posted by bibaheu View PostDid they remove Denuvo DRM? Or ported it to Linux? It will be interesting to see.
Perhaps it is the reason why Linux version could be provided - Denuvo not working anymore, so they could prepare Mad Max "Denuvo free" for Linux.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postbut not pay porters for port
Is the editor paying 1-shot to Feral for the work and get it back from sells?
Is Feral earning for every game sold whatever the OS?
Is Feral earning for every game installed on Linux?
and so on...
Anyone knows?
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Originally posted by Passso View Post
That is an interresting question I would ask to Valve: how can the Linux porter get retributed correctly.
Is the editor paying 1-shot to Feral for the work and get it back from sells?
Is Feral earning for every game sold whatever the OS?
Is Feral earning for every game installed on Linux?
and so on...
Anyone knows?
But they do get paid for each copy sold for linux. (A linux sale is counted if the game was mostly played on linux during the first week or two after the sale. If the game wasn't played at all, then the sale counts toward which operating system bought the game.)
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Originally posted by atomsymbol
Mesa OpenGL requires games to coalesce OpenGL commands into a small number of calls in order to achieve high FPS. Nvidia drivers are much better optimized in this respect.
This drawback of Mesa is causing some Linux game developers to describe games as-if they were designed to support just Nvidia GPUs.
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Originally posted by atomsymbolMesa OpenGL requires games to coalesce OpenGL commands into a small number of calls in order to achieve high FPS. Nvidia drivers are much better optimized in this respect.
This drawback of Mesa is causing some Linux game developers to describe games as-if they were designed to support just Nvidia GPUs.
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Originally posted by efikkan View PostGames doesn't have to, and should not, add support for specific hardware. Yet, every single major game ported to Linux needs tweaks to work with AMD's drivers.
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