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Gaming on Linux
Bad news first: Psynoix’s Rocket League will not be out for Linux this year after all. Earlier this month the community manager for Rocket League, username Dirkened, said the game would be […]
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Just in time for the holiday season comes some exciting gaming news. There’s good news, not-so-good news,and bad news this week.
The Good News: The wildly popular game Rocket League is expected to be playable […]
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The Steam machine is now publicly on sale as of last week, but it’s not off to the best start. A couple of weeks ago, Ars Technica compared the performance of games when running on […]
Continue reading Will Steam Machine Solve Linux’s Gaming Woes?
Over the last week, many Linux users on Steam were left in a state of confusion when noticing that some Linux games have had their SteamOS icon removed. For those unaware, the SteamOS icon certifies […]
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