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Steam Dev Days is returning this October

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Valve have announced that they will be running another Steam Dev Days event this October in Seattle, USA.

They skipped last year, so it's good to see them do another. Hopefully they will put the videos online like they did last year.

It will cover a variety of topics like VR, Steam Hardware, developing for "Windows, OS X, Linux and SteamOS" and more.

See the new page up for it here. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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z3ntu 9 Jun 2016
And... Steam is down^^
sarmad 9 Jun 2016
Great news. I guess they skipped last year waiting for Vulkan to be complete and now that we have Vulkan they are back. Valve will probably try to push and promote Vulkan during this year's Dev Days.
[email protected] 9 Jun 2016
No mac? Hype! :D
sarmad 9 Jun 2016
No mac? Hype! :D

What do you mean by "No mac"? OS X is mentioned up there.
ProfessorKaos64 9 Jun 2016
Now we will if they still have an appetite for SteamOS...
zimplex1 9 Jun 2016
I always find these things interesting, even a non dev person.
edo 9 Jun 2016
Maybe they will announce something that will make linux a more interesting choice for devs, dreaming is free after all
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