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Probably... Bethseda doesn't seem interested in Linux Wolfenstein 2009 never got Linux Binaries, but Doom 3, Quake 4 and ETQuake Wars did. Probably because all of those were id Software. I'm even testing Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force and there are Linux binaries available.

Honestly, not much in that video that I havn't seen in other games. But.... looks fun as hell! Is there a Linux port coming?

Oh, the drivers must be your problem. Have you tried proprietary drivers? I also recommend installing 32-bit libraries for games that are only 32-bit. That happens to be most of them. I bet DOTA2 is 64-bit compatible... which is pretty cool. Use your software manager and search for ia32-libs...

I was thinking more of HD video, streaming, gaming, compiling, rendering, etc. Do you notice a major difference in those day-to-day processes?

is Guacamelee also a platform game? Elysian Tail looks amazing.... I forgot to look, but are they all Steam games?

Thats strange. Can you play any other games? Are you using 64-bit Mint 16? When a game freezes like that try Ctrl+Alt+F2 and then use the shell to kill the game. If the keyboard doesn't work, then the whole operating system is frozen. Check out some of these tips for the shell: Beginner Tips...

All Linux games this time! https://www.humblebundle.com Guacamelee! Gold Edition Dust: An Elysian Tail Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams* The Swapper Antichamber Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine

Very nice! What have you tried to benchmark? I'm curious how it affect performance in real-world scenarios?

Agreed! My Dad tried to get me involved in soccer, baseball and basketball. But I ended up skateboarding playing drums for 20 years.... who knew? Not to mention I went to college for an art degree and now I'm a full-time IT tech. Who knew?

Yes, please let us know what you find. I'll try it as well when I have time. I would love to just launch Steam a single time and then any installed game when I want to play. Linux Gamers will love this!

Nevermind, Allen was correct in his post. The time stamp allows each name to be unique, so it will create a new screenshot every time. Works beautifully!

Another reason why SteamOS will be superior. Its just a PC with a sweet video card, so it can handle 1920x1080 easily.

Tedious is fine because I just need a few decent screenshots for the guide. This is the first time I've made a guide for a Native Linux game, so I might as well learn how to do it. I made a bash script to do continuous screenshots and it works, but it keeps overwriting the original screenshot...

Agreed, but I have a feeling they really mean the "main story" is linear, but you still get the non-linear exploration and other quests. A non-linear story sounds pretty interesting anyways. Complete the quest in whatever order you want.

Wow, those visuals are stunning! Unbelievable... almost completely opposite of Kingdom Come: Deliverance Total fantasy world... Did you see how thick that vegetation was? Those trees falling was awesome too!

Oh stop it! You are getting us too excited! :p

I'm doing two native Linux guides for Quake 4 and Quake Wars but for some strange reason I can't do screenshots. PrtScrn doesn't work because the game takes over the Cinnamon. I can't even switch do another desktop or Ctrl+Alt+Tab It seems I'm locked into the game. There is a built-in F12...

That is so strange. I've never had problems installing and launching the game. I've tried several Wine versions and used Mint 13, 14 & 16.

I am not familiar with primus and bumblebee. My Mint 16 (based on Ubuntu 13.10 Saucey) can run it just fine with Nvidia 319 drivers and Wine 1.7-LeagueOfLegends Since you are using PlayOnLinux, we might need some more info on your configuration and how primus/bumblebee effects your hardware.

I still think I posted your reply in the wrong spot. You can copy/paste if you like.