Quoting: muntdefemsI never realized you could gift individual games from a Humble Bundle!

Has not always been the case: http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/66129939468/you-spoke-we-listened

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Woot!

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Quoting: philip550cIts in my library!!!

Does it install already?
How is it running?!?

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Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Keizgon

Quoting: GuestNothing about if the review was done on Linux or Windows or both and what performance was like, so I asked on Youtube.

KF2 isn't released yet....

If you're referring to PCGamer. Of course they did it on Windows and not Linux.

Someone is a Negative Nancy. Since they're releasing for both platforms, you have no clue, they could have played on either one.

Sorry if that's bad news for you, but if someone doesn't tell you on what he has played a PC game, and if he's not specialized on Linux, you can bet that he has tested the Windows version.
Windows has been for a long time, still is, and probably will be for some time the default for the vast majority of PC players.

Of course, we all would love to see that change.

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Quoting: aFoxNamedMorris

Quoting: PublicNuisanceSweet. I've been putting off playing it waiting for a Linux port.

Same here. Good to see some good sense and patience. :) Good on ya.

+1!

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Where to take all that time?!?

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Quoting: liamdaweThe "linux.gamesrepublic" address is our store on Games Republic.

Thanks for the info!

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May I ask what the connection between Games Republic and GoL is?
I expected some affiliate link, but it seems the link is neutral, so how does GoL take profit from buying at Games Republic?

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Quoting: edgleyAs an example; Bioshock Infinate, on pretty much max settings (except AA and shadows) I get a near constant 60 fps, with a few dips to 40-50 range. Cities Skyline, on a completely empty map, I get 40 fps max on almost all lowest settings. Wasteland 2 I get anywhere between 10 and 60 fps on medium settings.

Wasteland 2 works very well on my system (Intel 4 core & GTX 660), while Bioshock Infinite serverly laged (with vsync) and still has such big lags at loading new parts of a scene that I wouldn't want to play it on Linux. I did try to follow the publishers hints on this, which did not help, while the game worked well on the same system back then on Windows.

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Quoting: BillNyeTheBlackGuyBasically, a few bad apples spoiled a bunch.

Have you got some names for me?
Seems like I've been lucky. :)

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