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Intel's Mesa OpenGL driver has now finished up OpenGL 4.2 support
Not long after gaining OpenGL 4.0 support, Intel's Mesa driver is now able to support OpenGL 4.2 and it's not far off 4.3.
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Shadwen, the new stealth game from Frozenbyte has released with day 1 Linux support
Shadwen the brand new action and stealth game from Frozenbyte is now officially available. I can't wait to give it a go.
First Steps with OpenVR and the Vive on Linux
While not officially supported, it turns out that through SteamVR and Valve's OpenVR, the HTC Vive "works" on Linux with some minor permission changes.
AMD Polaris graphics cards are starting to sound pretty amazing
Even though I am an Nvidia user, I am really impressed by that has been leaked out about AMD's upcoming Polaris.
Albion Online MMO content update Darian coming May 18th
Albion Online is about to get a little bit bigger with Darian, before it gets massive with the update due after.
Moebius: Empire Rising adventure game finally arrives on Linux & SteamOS
I mentioned to you recently that it was nearing release and it's good to see it finally happen. Moebius: Empire Rising is the adventure game written by Jane Jensen.
Steam summer sale looks set for June 23rd
Thanks to a leak it looks like you will need to prepare your wallets once again, as the Steam summer sale looks likely to happen from June 23rd.
The open source Mesa driver for Intel graphics finally reaches OpenGL 4
Intel's Mesa has been lagging behind for quite some time, but today it looks like the wait is over. The Mesa Intel driver finally has OpenGL 4 support.
The Wine Development Release 1.9.10 Is Now Available
The Wine team released today another development release of their software. Version 1.9.10 has many small changes including 25 bugfixes.
You can now watch the mayhem in our recent OpenRA tournament on Youtube
We recently did an OpenRA tournament that was shown live on Twitch, the video is now available to watch on Youtube.
A recap of the most popular Linux & SteamOS gaming articles for the last week, 37 posted in total
Here is a look back at the 15 most popular articles on GamingOnLinux for the past week, an easy way to for you to keep up to date on what has happened in the past month for Linux & SteamOS Gaming!
You can grab 4089: Ghost Within dirt cheap on the current IndieGameStand deal
4089: Ghost Within is the procedurally generated RPG from Phr00t's Software that fully supports Linux and it's dirt cheap right now.
Sunday chat: what games have kept you busy with week?
It's Sunday and a rare occasion of it not raining where I am so I am away for most of the day. So, what have you been playing this week?
Come watch the GOL OpenRA tournament live on Twitch tonight
Tonight myself and a few others from the GOL community will be doing an OpenRA tournament free-for-all style, and I will be livestreaming the utter mayhem on Twitch.
Overfall, the really fun exploration and strategy game to sail out of Early Access on May 17th
Overfall is a game I really think you guys need to own, when I tried out recently I found the mix of exploration, story encounters and combat to be really quite awesome.
Linux version of Kitten Rampage now available on Steam
Kitten Rampage seems like a game that is directly copying Goat Simulator, but with a Kitten instead of Goat. If that's your thing it's now on Linux.
Rocket Fist arena battle game released with Linux & SteamOS support
Rocket Fist is an indie arena battle game that has just released on Linux, I took a lot thanks to the developer sending in keys.
Blueprint Tycoon has left Early Access, a clever and weird simulation game that supports Linux & SteamOS
I love Tycoon styled games and Blueprint Tycoon is a weird entry. I mean that in a nice way, as it's great to see some innovation.
The awesome itch.io store has released itch.io refinery, their own unique version of Early Access
Itch do some wonderful things and the brand new itch.io refinery is a really great way to do Early Access correctly.
Heroes of Loot 2 dungeon crawler released in Early Access with Linux support
Heroes of Loot 2 from Orangepixel has released today in Steam's Early Access section. I wasn't a fan of the original, but it looks like the developer may have been able to hook my interest this time around.