Quoting: TheSHEEEPWhat the heck is ChromeOS?

Google's Gentoo-based distribution which they use on Chromebooks.

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Does anyone know of a qt5 (or gtk2) application with the same capabilities?

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Has anyone managed to die any quicker than 38 seconds? Asking for... a friend.

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: GuestJust bought the game as well :-)

On Arch Linux I have an issue with a library path for VlcMedia. I'm not able to test with mesa-git on my AMD GPU, maybe others have more luck.

I cannot start the game from Steam, don't know why... but I can start the game directly with the RSG-Linux-Shipping binary. On mesa-git with my AMD GPU I didn't see any bugs, the game runs fine!

Remove the LD_LIBRARY_PATH "fix" from $steamroot/steamapps/common/EVERSPACE/Everspace.sh, so the last line looks like
$UE4_PROJECT_ROOT/RSG/Binaries/Linux/RSG-Linux-Shipping \$@

You'll then be able to launch the game from Steam.

See http://steamcommunity.com/app/396750/discussions/0/1473096694440345684/?ctp=2#c1473096694441177028 for more details.

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I totally didn't just die in the tutorial..

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Those are puppers. :P

This looks like a pretty neat game. I'll have to check it out sometime. Er.. Steam says: Hours on record: 0.9. Guess I already checked it out!

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QuoteWho honestly gives a crap what hat little Chirper wears? Come on.

I just had a quick look, and apparently there's mods to disable that thing. Thank goodness. I can't remember it serving as anything other than an annoyance.

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Quoting: rustybroomhandleLinux build definitely running smoother than previously. There does seem to be some kind of slowdown that creeps in right after cutscenes though... might be memory not freeing up. Busy digging for more helpful info now.

Did you try pressing CapsLock? :P

(Is that still a thing?)

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Whelp, there goes my weekend..

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Quoting: MayeulC

QuoteIn the market for a pricey

No.

But I would be in for a cheap ARM laptop ultraportable, with a decent screen (slim bezels not to loose space).
I only need vim in a VT, and a couple of days of battery :)

OK, if you want to be fancy, add in links, ssh, and maybe, maybe some VNC or GUI of some kind (with a browser).

But all I personaly really need right now is a cheap, low-power portable terminal ;)

Probably shouldn't be looking at gaming laptops* then. :P

I've only ever had two laptops (technically netbooks), and I got them both for ~£150 from CEX. Neither of them could play anything graphically demanding, but they've both played native-resolution videos well enough, and can handle low-population fortresses in Dwarf Fortress.

* Although I still consider 'gaming laptop' to be an oxymoron.

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