The next Ubuntu Summit is approaching on November 3rd - 5th in Riga, Latvia and this year there's a good few interesting Linux gaming talks that you might want to keep an eye on.
Here's some of the talks going on:
- Linux Gaming beyond Steam: Building native support for GOG, Epic, and more - Dennis Sädtler (Legendary / OBS Project) + Paweł Lidwin (Heroic Games Launcher).
- Feature detection for games, letting machines figure out system requirements - Mathieu Comandon (Lutris).
- How Steam Play/Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome - Thomas Crider (Proton-GE, Nobara, Red Hat, Lutris).
- Snapshot in time: leveraging Snap and Flatpak to preserve our software legacy - Mathieu Comandon (Lutris).
- Proton - Up and Down The Stream - Arkadiusz Hiler (CodeWeavers).
- The Many APIs Of Gaming On Proton - Arkadiusz Hiler (CodeWeavers).
- You Ship, We Ship: Developing Open Source Culture - Leo McElroy (Hack Club) - mentions a build it yourself handheld gaming console.
At least some of the event will be available on YouTube streamed via the Ubuntu OnAir channel.
I was actually invited to attend this year, but sadly cross-country travel for me is a no. So hopefully they will have all of the talks up to watch easily once the event is over.
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hardpenguin Oct 2, 2023
Linux Gaming beyond Steam: Building native support for GOG, Epic, and moreIt is bittersweet that this talk will not be lead by a GOG.com or Epic employee.
How Steam Play/Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome - Thomas Crider (Proton-GE, Nobara, Red Hat, Lutris).That's GloriousEggroll!
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Edgarins29 Oct 2, 2023
Very interesting topics, I will probably try to get in person there.
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Given how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!
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benstor214 Oct 2, 2023
Should have called the talk 'How Steam Play and especially the formidable GE-Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome' and then just pretend to have never come across the term 'glorious eggroll'.How Steam Play/Proton makes Gaming on Linux awesome - Thomas Crider (Proton-GE, Nobara, Red Hat, Lutris).That's GloriousEggroll!
'Never heard of it. Sounds dope though!'
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Linux_Rocks Oct 2, 2023
Given how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
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And we can also thank military usage, and development, for a significant push in technology over the yearsGiven how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
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Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
Yep, you can thank the desire for internet porn, for the accelerated development of display technology in the early 90's. (i.e. suddenly there was a real need for higher res, 16 million colour displays :-) )
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What, you mean that Arpanet thing? It'll never catch on.And we can also thank military usage, and development, for a significant push in technology over the yearsGiven how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
Meanwhile, let's not forget the massive influence of particle physics research.
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so... the militaries were really into porn?And we can also thank military usage, and development, for a significant push in technology over the yearsGiven how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
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i hope those talks are fun to watch, not just for us nerds, but for the average joe...
i wish they take that more like in an E3,TGS etc aproach where new games are announced, but i doubt they will.
i wish they take that more like in an E3,TGS etc aproach where new games are announced, but i doubt they will.
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The military is heavily investing in AI, among other technologies.What, you mean that Arpanet thing? It'll never catch on.And we can also thank military usage, and development, for a significant push in technology over the yearsGiven how gaming typically drives adoption of technology, it's nice to see multiple talks on the subject scheduled for this event. Looking forward to hearing more!Porn too. It's why VHS beat out Betamax. lol
Meanwhile, let's not forget the massive influence of particle physics research.
For example:
https://www.defensenews.com/newsletters/2023/04/04/navy-creating-unmanned-ai-operations-hub-within-us-southern-command/
That combined with the history of computers in general having deep roots within military usage.
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Thank you for helping us get the word out, Liam.
Just a heads up for those who are in the region, it is a free event and we'd love to see you there! :)
Just a heads up for those who are in the region, it is a free event and we'd love to see you there! :)
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