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Thanks for the video Sobkas.
I have really been liking the direction AMD has been going, it's making me far more interested in them recently.
Their open source support seems to be improving at a rapid pace, and with them open sourcing more projects it's a pretty fun time to keep an eye on them.
Hope to see more nice videos like this from AMD.
As for the mentioned games, we have The Talos Principle, Ashes of the Singularity is coming to Linux, but it's still sad that Doom will probably never come to Linux. I fully expect Bethesda Softworks to be one of the last developers/publishers to come to our platform. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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It is really sad that id never got around to officially port Doom 3 and Rage, so I doubt they will port the new Doom as well. I was wishing for the spirit of John Carmack to carry on at id, making them release source for example. And as pointed out yet again in this video: Vulkan support is enabled already, so the graphics department is most likely not the driving factor that keeps them from supporting other platforms.
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Inspector_Gidget Jun 29, 2016
AMD is definitely looking more appealing as time goes on.
However, I must have misunderstood something. I though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
However, I must have misunderstood something. I though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
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Quoting: InspectorGidgetAMD is definitely looking more appealing as time goes on.
However, I must have misunderstood something. I though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
Maybe their are planing a secret unannounced release :D
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GustyGhost Jun 29, 2016
Quoting: InspectorGidgetI though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
If only we were so lucky. Vulkan only guarantees a level playing field, developers still need to explicitly target Linux.
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On the other hand, playing opengl or vulkan games via wine should give us almost native speeds.
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Quoting: InspectorGidgetAMD is definitely looking more appealing as time goes on.A graphics API is only one bit of the puzzle, which is why it aggravates me when I see people claim a game using OpenGL or Vulkan instantly means a port as it creates hype and confusion. Not saying that's what you're doing of course as you clearly didn't know.
However, I must have misunderstood something. I though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
I actually had this argument in the linux_gaming reddit Discord channel. Gutigen claimed Vulkan would basically change everything and mean more ports, i disagreed and I got banned.
A graphics API does not equal a port. You need all the other pieces on top of developer AND publisher approval.
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Quoting: GoboIt is really sad that id never got around to officially port Doom 3 and Rage, so I doubt they will port the new Doom as well. I was wishing for the spirit of John Carmack to carry on at id, making them release source for example. And as pointed out yet again in this video: Vulkan support is enabled already, so the graphics department is most likely not the driving factor that keeps them from supporting other platforms.
ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/doom3/linux/
Official doom3 support from id. Sadly you are right in Rage (and doom3 BFG edition).
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Mohandevir Jun 29, 2016
Quoting: PUNQuoting: InspectorGidgetAMD is definitely looking more appealing as time goes on.
However, I must have misunderstood something. I though that if a game used Vulkan, we would just have it on Linux too... But that obviously isn't the case with DOOM.
Maybe their are planing a secret unannounced release :D
...Something like SteamOS official support for dual GPUs? :)
Edit: Oups! Sorry. I mixed this news with the 2.83 beta release of SteamOS and Liam's concern for a major SteamOS update... Still dual AMD GPUs on SteamOS would be great.
Last edited by Mohandevir on 29 June 2016 at 5:44 pm UTC
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For the user who made the Doom 3 comments, there is always rbdoom3bfg available in he Ubuntu 16.04 repos or playdeb.net. There were talks about Vulkan for this project, but it's been on hold: https://github.com/RobertBeckebans/RBDOOM-3-BFG/issues/317
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