Recent content by myromance123

Downloaded and works amazingly well on Ubuntu! I can't seem to get Monodevelop to open though, and there are a few UI window bugs were things disappear. This is on Intel+Nvidia hardware. Anyone else on Intel iGPU or AMD GPU on Linux trying it out? Works ok or not so much? I'm curious.

In the past, Crytek's CryEngine PC support meant Windows only. I honestly thought it was important to note, but you have made it doubly clear it wasn't. Thus, it wasn't important to anyone but me. You have made your point.

I would have figured that this would be something major, as it would mean Crytek are officially supporting and using their own Linux and Mac export functionality in their engine for their own projects. I apologize, I guess it wasn't important to anyone in the end.

Did you just purposefully omit Linux and Mac from that statement? It was clear on their site, yet you omit it here. Why? This is very unprofessional. EDIT: I apologize. It would seem no one wants this information written explicitly except me.

For a guy that thinks Linux isn't the right way for Valve to go, I can't comprehend why Carmack would agree to use Android considering it is Linux.

Already using it on my desktop. Just like 13.04, it's a good release. Smooth and works well with my games in Steam (unlike 12.10, that was a bad release). The most noticeable thing for me is that my Saitek X52 controller works nicely in 13.10, it didn't in 13.04.

This! I can't believe it, it's another Microsoft PR disaster. I'm really not sure what they were expecting, but leaving important questions unanswered will only lead to bad assumptions on the consumer's end.

What's going to happen to the Xi3 Piston if Valve release models of their own steam machine that are lower priced, with higher quality grade components in them? If the prototype specs from Valve are anything to go by, then Xi3 might be in for some real trouble in the near future.

I wonder if the motherboard uses UEFI. Would be interesting if Ubuntu was installed on it and it turns out to be usable as a Steam Box hahaha.

The cool thing about the Leap Motion is that the developers are open-minded. They're even working on Linux support, so hopefully this cool piece of hardware can be usable on many platforms. I'm curious whether it will increase productivity or not.

Why would dirty Adobe want to put their hands into this?

No doubt that the Unreal guys are scared that Unity is taking too many bites out of their developer userbase. I'm not surprised, Unity makes it really easy to support many platforms. Unreal on the other hand, not so much. Albeit, Unreal do have a good arsenal of past games making them shine...

Oh man that's good news! Now, I really hope it'll trickle down into my country as well. I see all these nice prices in the USA and UK, yet things stay fixed here until a month or so before new hardware versions are released. The only reason prices go down here last minute is because the shop...

I'd like to see it released for Linux as well.

hagjohnConsidering a lot more games will be AMD (GPU/CPU) optimized, I think Nvidia has it wrong. This doesn't mean the games will be better for AMD hardware. A good example, Saints Row 3 which was in one way or another meant to have been focused more towards AMD hardware. Yet from my personal...