This must be the first article that doesn't include an intro and link to Steam Deck. Liam thinks we finally know what it is by now :D

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: ShabbyXFYI, dEQP is the original name of the OpenGL CTS, before Google bought the company and donated it to Khronos. The correct name now is VK-GL-CTS.

Also, lol, I didn't remember what it stood for.

Heh, interesting, even the official GitHub ReadMe still calls it dEQP though https://github.com/KhronosGroup/VK-GL-CTS

Yeah, and so do the command line options. Despite all the work that's continuously done to add tests, there is no one actually cleaning anything up there :D

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FYI, dEQP is the original name of the OpenGL CTS, before Google bought the company and donated it to Khronos. The correct name now is VK-GL-CTS.

Also, lol, I didn't remember what it stood for.

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I haven't touched a blizzard game since the CEO's now-long-ago response to the petition to bring their games to Linux. Given how everything microsoft touches goes to sh*t, I'd say ...

Whatever.

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I can't imagine how much of a salary cut this must be!

Good for us though in the end.

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Is it just me, or 8 million people gaming seems such a small number? The onlinr number really means nothing, I leave my Steam open 24h a day, and I imagine many people do.

Like I'd imagine globally there are hundreds of millions of people gaming at any time, which makes windows gaming insignificant, let alone Linux.

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I'm playing Northgard now, and it's very addictive! It's very different but somehow gives me a warcraft vibe.

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This looks like a paid ad!

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Quoting: SolitaryWho knows, the question is what/why was it 24GB big before and how they managed to save 14GB.

Maybe they used to have a whole distro with every irrelevant lib and app installed, then went and trimmed that. Like I think LibreOffice is installed by default on many distros, but obviously the deck doesn't need that.

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I'd guess chimera would adopt steamos3's interface, but I think it's still an improvement over steamos. For one, you can install games outside steam (like stepmania) and chimera takes care of integration with steam itself.

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