Steam Dev Days 2016 Videos Published: SteamOS/Linux & Vulkan Talks

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Steam Dev Days 2016 Videos Published: SteamOS/Linux & Vulkan Talks

Written by Michael Larabel in Valve on 3 November 2016 at 10:18 PM EDT. 3 Comments

For those that couldn't make it to last month's Steam Dev Days hosted by Valve, all of the video presentations are now available online.

Steam Dev Days 2016 saw Linux VR presentations with that Linux support finally coming to fruition, Valve looking to contract more Mesa developers, and more. VR was undoubtedly the most popular topic of Steam Dev Days 2016 while Vulkan and SteamOS/Linux also had some coverage.

If you want to watch the Steam Dev Days 2016 presentations, stop by YouTube. Some of the talks that should be interesting to Phoronix readers are about building Unity games for SteamOS/Linux:

And the Vulkan graphics session:

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