I'm totally noob about Stadia subject, could someone tell me if Google provide a Linux native client?
Thanks.

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I have a raspberry pi 3b+ 2Go and a raspberry pi 4 4Go, the differences I saw:

- 2go is enough for Retropie/Recalbox. Emulator that will not run enough fast: N64, PSP, PS1, Dreamcast, PS2.
- On Pi 4 you could hope to play PS1 and Dreamcast games at a satisfying speed (have to verify this point).
- 4 Go is necessary if you wish to use a Linux distribution with a graphic environment. With 2Go, you can launch one ou two Windows maximum and the desktop experience is not very fast. Graphic Linux distributions available for Raspberry Pi: Raspberry Pi OS (new name of Raspbian), Ubuntu and Manjaro.
- raspberry Pi 3 supports playing SD video 720
- raspberry Pi 4 supports playing HD video 1080

New Recalbox version for Retropie 4 will be out this summer.

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Is it a "Magic the gathering: arena" like game cards?

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I don't understand why Wine dev team continue wined3d instead of adopt DXVK?
What is their goal here? What are the differences between them?

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I tested several of my dos games and I observed a performance boost and less graphic tearing (SDL 2 positive effects?). But we still need a vsync feature to avoid completely graphic tearings. I saw they are working on it.

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This new project looks very good! A lot of new modern features for Dosbox!

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Quoting: haikuStreet Fighter V is unplayable with my Xbox 360 controllers.. useless to me :|

Fully playable with a Steam controller here.
I will try with my x360 too to see if I can reproduce your issue.

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I can confirm the game runs very well even on my old config:



Am I really use Linux at this instant?

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Happily Linux community has Ethan Lee !

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@Mohanddevir: if as a Linux gamers you are searching for a "install" and just "play" gaming experience, like games console, Steam has this objective, with his whitelisted games.
Or you can use Lutris too, less tweak, more gaming.

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