Apparently my whole email issue was Gmail auto filtering out the "Social Updates" smart label. Now that that's turned off and some fonts are moved over, everything works.
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[URL="http://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1784811303775192297"]An update was just released[/URL]; I'll try and find a changelog.
No change log yet, but I was able to update the list of working/non working games in the OP. The best changes involve Killing Floor, Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 and Serious Sam 3: BFE now working. ( For non-beta users too! C: )
Will join in when more games are ported.
[QUOTE=Xonax;38392791]All I needed to was update, thanks guys.[/QUOTE]
Recently installed ubuntu 11.10 just to get the beta, got the same error :C Tried updating, didnt work.
[QUOTE=Wazbat;38425794]Recently installed ubuntu 11.10 just to get the beta, got the same error :C Tried updating, didint work.[/QUOTE]
Latest Ubuntu is 12.10...
Finally got SS3 running:
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Ultra settings, 1280x720, GTX 570.
They did a good job, the game actually looks really polished - it does have FPS drops for no apparant reason (down to 25) - and considering the resolution.. well, maybe it's just the drivers.
Still - progress! Can't wait to see more AAA games on Linux.
[editline]12th November 2012[/editline]
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Killing Floor runs good as well.
Anyone know if this is working under xubuntu?
[B]WARNING - LARGE VIDEO (high quality)[/B]
[vid]http://f.elup.me/ss3.mp4[/vid]
Direct download link - [url]http://f.elup.me/ss3.mp4[/url] (right click - save as)
Low FPS due to the recording at times, but it's pretty solid.
[QUOTE=ghost901;38431381]Anyone know if this is working under xubuntu?[/QUOTE]
It does.
[QUOTE=FlamingSpaz;38438314][t]http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/921245836551522466/66D46B65D7532367F1BE52377C0368640DAE643E/[/t]
Yep, runs well.[/QUOTE]
Dat ground.
What drivers/card/processor and in-game settings?
i5-2500k, GTX 560Ti 448 core on the 310 drivers with Highest settings. I'll get round to making a bug report on the TW forums later, guess this should be addressed asap.
Dammit, now it's happening to me as well.
I was playing KF fine with a HD7850 just fine.
[QUOTE=snuwoods;38442075]I was playing KF fine with a HD7850 just fine.[/QUOTE]
With everything set to highest and AF forced via driver?
[QUOTE=darksoul69;38442767]With everything set to highest and AF forced via driver?[/QUOTE]
I think so.
did the update allow it to be able to be installed on 64 bit systems or is that still not fixed?
[QUOTE=Mio Akiyama;38442858]did the update allow it to be able to be installed on 64 bit systems or is that still not fixed?[/QUOTE]
I installed it fine on my 64bit system, just grab the 32bit libs. "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs"
Is there a proper way of installing drivers for Radeon HD 4000 series cards?
Well, i have a intel mobility graphic card, and a default instalation of ubuntu,
WHen i launch steam for linux and etc, a steam windows prompt recomendating me, to install a specific drivers, and the windows provide me a link (hosted in steamsupport) wich had all the steps by step required to add the repository that had the adequated drivers.
Hope it help you ghost901
Valve is adding new beta users on a regular basis. Check the new blog post over [URL="http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux"]The Valve Linux Team Blog[/URL]
[QUOTE=Ol' Pie;38489178]Valve is adding new beta users on a regular basis. Check the new blog post over [URL="http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux"]The Valve Linux Team Blog[/URL][/QUOTE]By "regular basis" you mean they sent out the first wave of invites outside of the initial launch recently.
I was lucky enough to get a UDS invite.
so what's going to happen if you try to run a Windows game you own on Steam using Wine? In the past you had to install the Windows version of Steam to run your Windows Steam games. Do you have to do that as well now or does Steam for Linux have a solution?
[QUOTE=The Baconator;38495776]so what's going to happen if you try to run a Windows game you own on Steam using Wine? In the past you had to install the Windows version of Steam to run your Windows Steam games. Do you have to do that as well now or does Steam for Linux have a solution?[/QUOTE]You'd have to log into Steam for Windows via Wine to play games via Wine. Only games you can play on Steam for Linux are those with native Linux support. Maybe sometime down the line Valve would support downloading windows binaries to play through Wine all in the Linux client, but for now, you gotta switch between them.
[QUOTE=Terin7;38496312]You'd have to log into Steam for Windows via Wine to play games via Wine. Only games you can play on Steam for Linux are those with native Linux support. Maybe sometime down the line Valve would support downloading windows binaries to play through Wine all in the Linux client, but for now, you gotta switch between them.[/QUOTE]
damn, this essentially makes Steam for Linux more of a pain than Wine only if your most played games don't have native Linux ports :/
God I hope gaming on Linux becomes viable for the average PC gamer one day
The day all the games on Steam are available on Linux, is the day I switch to Linux.
[QUOTE=NowhereMan;38497839]The day all the games on Steam are available on Linux, is the day I switch to Linux.[/QUOTE]
not going to happen, i'm afraid.
that's the sacrifice of using a free and ultimately better os.
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