Counter Strike: Global Offensive was recently released for Linux gamers to much fanfare, but the client was a little on the flaky side. Thankfully as we know Valve support their games very well and have just put out a new update to improve it for us.
Linux fixes
[LINUX CLIENT]
– Made it possible to connect to community servers
– Made it possible to download custom content from servers
– Fixed a variety of bugs when using non-English locales
– Added icon in the store page
– Improved client stability
See the full change-log for the rest.
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If you still don't own it, then pick up Counter Strike: Global Offensive on Steam. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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at long last...MP avaiable...:D found some olds friend already!
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Community servers are still broken for me when the browser pops up the mouse stops working lol
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Community servers are still broken for me when the browser pops up the mouse stops working lolSame here....only -Find a game- is working..still great, its use geolocation...so i always play with great pings!
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when I read this at work earlier I was hoping the multi monitor issues I put a bug report on github for had been worked out. No such luck though... *sigh" :( hopefully one day the source engine will work right on my rig.
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lol.. playing on linux is like we live in 19th century :D :D
Counter Strike: Global Offensive is now history on windows gamers..
Counter Strike: Global Offensive is now history on windows gamers..
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