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The latest Steam Hardware Survey shows Linux market-share has increased, slightly
3 June 2017 at 10:23 pm UTC
steam machines were an flop.
we didnt had any news about the sales of the machines, but we had about the controller.
500.000
https://www.destructoid.com/valve-has-sold-over-500k-steam-controllers-365274.phtml
2016-06-01 2
steam machines where relased at: Nov 10, 2015.
7 months to sell 500k controllers, the 2 first months tend to be the ones where most of the sells are done.
you dont need an Steam Machine to have one controller, but all Steam machines come with one controller and supports at least 4.
valve didnt say anything about the numbers after that, if they were any good they would.
in other words, even assuming that everyone who purchased one controller had one machine, that would mean an number between 125K and 500K machines sold during that period.
that is very low for an console, they are pretty much floped at this time.
3 June 2017 at 10:23 pm UTC
Quoting: ison111Wasn't everyone saying that Steam Machines don't get counted in the survey?
In my opinion that is a HUGE factor. Because without counting steam machines you're basically completely ignoring the entire audience behind steam supporting Linux in the first place, and all you're left with is mostly just Linux users who'd probably be using Linux on their desktops even if there was no steam Linux client.
Until we know steam machines are being counted and/or steam adds the survey to steam machines if it's not already, then I personally think this statistic is utterly meaningless.
steam machines were an flop.
we didnt had any news about the sales of the machines, but we had about the controller.
500.000
https://www.destructoid.com/valve-has-sold-over-500k-steam-controllers-365274.phtml
2016-06-01 2
steam machines where relased at: Nov 10, 2015.
7 months to sell 500k controllers, the 2 first months tend to be the ones where most of the sells are done.
you dont need an Steam Machine to have one controller, but all Steam machines come with one controller and supports at least 4.
valve didnt say anything about the numbers after that, if they were any good they would.
in other words, even assuming that everyone who purchased one controller had one machine, that would mean an number between 125K and 500K machines sold during that period.
that is very low for an console, they are pretty much floped at this time.
GOG adds a bunch of NEO GEO classics, some have Linux support
3 June 2017 at 2:14 am UTC
you're quite outdated.
they were purchased by an company that didnt knew how to manage the ips, then the original ownerd purchase it again.
nowadays they are owned by tencent, the saame company who owns Riot (league of legends creators)
3 June 2017 at 2:14 am UTC
Quoting: Whitewolfe80Quoting: elmapul.Especially because its a dead system that you cannot buy new anymore.
you cant buy the hardware but you can buy the games
yes you can but i can still also download the rom for free and play it on linux today and nobody is going to kick down my door because of it. I get what you are saying support the porting to linux by buying x title etc but on this occasion i fail to see the point. Whoever holds the rights now to snk games is not the original snk as they went out of business in the late 90's.
you're quite outdated.
they were purchased by an company that didnt knew how to manage the ips, then the original ownerd purchase it again.
nowadays they are owned by tencent, the saame company who owns Riot (league of legends creators)
The latest Steam Hardware Survey shows Linux market-share has increased, slightly
3 June 2017 at 1:48 am UTC
2)maybe they dont want help their competition to know their numbers?
3)too many data to process on their servers?
3 June 2017 at 1:48 am UTC
Quoting: wojtek88I don't get it. Why Steam publishes information about users from surveys instead from analytics of running Steam clients?1)some people would count that as spy.
2)maybe they dont want help their competition to know their numbers?
3)too many data to process on their servers?
GOG adds a bunch of NEO GEO classics, some have Linux support
31 May 2017 at 9:40 pm UTC
31 May 2017 at 9:40 pm UTC
.Especially because its a dead system that you cannot buy new anymore.
you cant buy the hardware but you can buy the games
you cant buy the hardware but you can buy the games
GOG adds a bunch of NEO GEO classics, some have Linux support
30 May 2017 at 11:11 pm UTC
30 May 2017 at 11:11 pm UTC
this is nothing new.
those games are avaliable on humble bundle too.
and buying on humble bundle, allow you to play on android or pc (windows, mac, linux)
those games are avaliable on humble bundle too.
and buying on humble bundle, allow you to play on android or pc (windows, mac, linux)
AMD Vulkan driver 'radv' is now 'effectively a pass' for conformance
5 May 2017 at 9:35 am UTC
5 May 2017 at 9:35 am UTC
next step is the performance conformance...
at least i'm my book
at least i'm my book
Valve have changed how gifting games works
4 May 2017 at 11:29 pm UTC
4 May 2017 at 11:29 pm UTC
" However, if there's a major difference in pricing between the countries you won't be able to gift it to them."
they need an solution to people who want to gift an person from an different country even it if mean paying more because the game is more expensive there.
they need an solution to people who want to gift an person from an different country even it if mean paying more because the game is more expensive there.
Steam Audio comes to Unreal Engine 4
4 May 2017 at 12:33 am UTC
4 May 2017 at 12:33 am UTC
that is great, we dont lisen about inovations in audio as much as we see in graphics
Linux gamers on Arch may want to hold off on updating due to openssl breaking some games (updated)
25 April 2017 at 4:09 am UTC
windows dont break stuff that often, we got games for ms-dos running on windows 7, i cant say the same about linux, i had a lot of games breaking every 6 months during the era that all games for linux were open source (before steam came to linux)
then i stoped using Non LTS Ubuntu :v
but to say that windows wouldnt allow you to do that, is pretty much Straw man since you dont need, and when you do, there are countless hackers who made patches/mods for the games to keep then running.
25 April 2017 at 4:09 am UTC
Quoting: slaapliedjeI love Arch, but there is definitely a price to be paid for having a rolling distribution. This reminds me of the time a bad version of Ghostscript popped into it and it would cause any printouts to be solid black.
Good things there are always work arounds though, which is what makes Linux si great. Do you think Windows 10 would let you roll back a core library if it broke anything? Or macOS for that matter. Not that macOS would update core libraries that often...
windows dont break stuff that often, we got games for ms-dos running on windows 7, i cant say the same about linux, i had a lot of games breaking every 6 months during the era that all games for linux were open source (before steam came to linux)
then i stoped using Non LTS Ubuntu :v
but to say that windows wouldnt allow you to do that, is pretty much Straw man since you dont need, and when you do, there are countless hackers who made patches/mods for the games to keep then running.
Linux gamers on Arch may want to hold off on updating due to openssl breaking some games (updated)
25 April 2017 at 3:48 am UTC
25 April 2017 at 3:48 am UTC
open ssl= security.
downgrade it=less security, you SHOULD point it on the article.
that is not an "solution" its a work arround.
downgrade it=less security, you SHOULD point it on the article.
that is not an "solution" its a work arround.
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