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Speaking of x-plane on linux, is there a workaround to make the Saitek rudder pedals work? X-plane does not recognize them for me (I asked about and looked for a fix, filled a ticket with Laminiar too). The strange thing is that FlightGear recognizes them without a problem, so I'm thinking it's not a hardware issue with the pedals (hopefully). Anywho, I'm using the latest Mint and X-P 11.
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Originally posted by tzui View Post
It does run with Mesa for me (at least with AMDGPU/RadeonSI).
Try this: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/wiki/Games_broken_on_Mesa
There is an environment variable you must set to get clouds and tutorials running but I don't remember it. I will post it when I'm back home.
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Originally posted by Pawlerson View PostAn only serious Linux desktop distribution messed up recently. It's not surprising Steam and non steam Linux desktop usage dropped after abandoning Unity. However, moving to Wayland and flatpak (I hope) should bring huge benefits in the future. It will be much easier for third party companies to support Linux with flatpak. As for now Canonical should focus on making Gnome more user friendly and stable, unbloat the kernel (ridiculous debugging options turned on, 250Hz timer, deadline disk scheduler etc.). Ps. Canonical shouldn't switch to Gnome 3 yet imo. They should wait at least for another release and.. they should do this more quietly, so people wouldn't ever notice. Imagine Kubuntu switching from KDE to xfce or some other DE. It will be shocking for Kubuntu users and most of them would probably drop it for good. Canonical sucks at PR.
not having to develop an DE frees them up to polish the experience
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Originally posted by Leopard View PostIf they wouldn't use OpenGL compat profile for that game, usage would be higher because Mesa users can't play this.Last edited by mlau; 08 November 2017, 09:05 AM.
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Originally posted by Pawlerson View PostAn only serious Linux desktop distribution messed up recently. It's not surprising Steam and non steam Linux desktop usage dropped after abandoning Unity. However, moving to Wayland and flatpak (I hope) should bring huge benefits in the future. It will be much easier for third party companies to support Linux with flatpak. As for now Canonical should focus on making Gnome more user friendly and stable, unbloat the kernel (ridiculous debugging options turned on, 250Hz timer, deadline disk scheduler etc.). Ps. Canonical shouldn't switch to Gnome 3 yet imo. They should wait at least for another release and.. they should do this more quietly, so people wouldn't ever notice. Imagine Kubuntu switching from KDE to xfce or some other DE. It will be shocking for Kubuntu users and most of them would probably drop it for good. Canonical sucks at PR.
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Originally posted by Leopard View PostIf they wouldn't use OpenGL compat profile for that game, usage would be higher because Mesa users can't play this.
Try this: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/wiki/Games_broken_on_Mesa
There is an environment variable you must set to get clouds and tutorials running but I don't remember it. I will post it when I'm back home.
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If they wouldn't use OpenGL compat profile for that game, usage would be higher because Mesa users can't play this.
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Guest repliedAn only serious Linux desktop distribution messed up recently. It's not surprising Steam and non steam Linux desktop usage dropped after abandoning Unity. However, moving to Wayland and flatpak (I hope) should bring huge benefits in the future. It will be much easier for third party companies to support Linux with flatpak. As for now Canonical should focus on making Gnome more user friendly and stable, unbloat the kernel (ridiculous debugging options turned on, 250Hz timer, deadline disk scheduler etc.). Ps. Canonical shouldn't switch to Gnome 3 yet imo. They should wait at least for another release and.. they should do this more quietly, so people wouldn't ever notice. Imagine Kubuntu switching from KDE to xfce or some other DE. It will be shocking for Kubuntu users and most of them would probably drop it for good. Canonical sucks at PR.Last edited by Guest; 08 November 2017, 07:06 AM.
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X-Plane Reports 1.4% Of Their Customers Are Linux Users
Phoronix: X-Plane Reports 1.4% Of Their Customers Are Linux Users
For those wanting more usage statistics about Linux, the X-Plane flight simulator reports 1.4% of their users are currently running Linux...
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