http://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1747660173332716773
This is a good news for all of you who have any kind of Linux interest. Valve made the Steam for Linux (beta) open to public. I have been in the closed beta for over a month now and I can tell you this stuff is good if you like Linux.
For those who play in ESEA I would not recommend you to try this out since the ESEA client doesn't work under Linux. Everything else has been very smooth for me, I can tell you I am a satisfied gamer with this setup: http://stats.atf2.org/log/dallas_1355911200_badlands/
http://i.imgur.com/1CRcz.png
http://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1747660173332716773
This is a good news for all of you who have any kind of Linux interest. Valve made the Steam for Linux (beta) open to public. I have been in the closed beta for over a month now and I can tell you this stuff is good if you like Linux.
For those who play in ESEA I would not recommend you to try this out since the ESEA client doesn't work under Linux. Everything else has been very smooth for me, I can tell you I am a satisfied gamer with this setup: http://stats.atf2.org/log/dallas_1355911200_badlands/
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/1CRcz.png[/IMG]
anyone mind posting some performance benchmarks or something similar?
anyone mind posting some performance benchmarks or something similar?
I don't understand the relevance of your screenshot but I'm let down by your unimaginative hostname :c
turtsmcgurtsanyone mind posting some performance benchmarks or something similar?
http://etf2l.org/forum/general/topic-23326/page-1/?recent=419980#post-419557
I don't understand the relevance of your screenshot but I'm let down by your unimaginative hostname :c
[quote=turtsmcgurts]anyone mind posting some performance benchmarks or something similar?[/quote]
http://etf2l.org/forum/general/topic-23326/page-1/?recent=419980#post-419557
If you have below an AMD 5000 and 12.10ubuntu, the drivers basically don't support tf2.
If you have below an AMD 5000 and 12.10ubuntu, the drivers basically don't support tf2.
Yes, what I posted above doesn’t show that, but there is currently a bug in Steam on Linux that makes it uses 100% CPU all the time while TF2 is running.
VALVE DECREASES PERFORMANCE IN THEIR GAMES: Full Story at 11.
[quote]Yes, what I posted above doesn’t show that, but there is currently a bug in Steam on Linux that makes it uses 100% CPU all the time while TF2 is running.[/quote]VALVE DECREASES PERFORMANCE IN THEIR GAMES: Full Story at 11.
hookyYes, what I posted above doesn’t show that, but there is currently a bug in Steam on Linux that makes it uses 100% CPU all the time while TF2 is running.
VALVE DECREASES PERFORMANCE IN THEIR GAMES: Full Story at 11.
Here's the change list for this release:
The Steam for Linux client closed beta transitioned to an open beta.
Linux - Fixed excessive CPU usage by the Steam client when running Team Fortress 2
Linux - Fixed overlay crash when starting Cubemen
Big Picture - Improved back navigation behavior throughout user interface
Big Picture - Added discount timers and other user interface to store
http://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1747660173332716773
[quote=hooky][quote]Yes, what I posted above doesn’t show that, but there is currently a bug in Steam on Linux that makes it uses 100% CPU all the time while TF2 is running.[/quote]VALVE DECREASES PERFORMANCE IN THEIR GAMES: Full Story at 11.[/quote]
[quote]Here's the change list for this release:
The Steam for Linux client closed beta transitioned to an open beta.
Linux - Fixed excessive CPU usage by the Steam client when running Team Fortress 2
Linux - Fixed overlay crash when starting Cubemen
Big Picture - Improved back navigation behavior throughout user interface
Big Picture - Added discount timers and other user interface to store[/quote]
http://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1747660173332716773
Now all we need is Linux ESEA client.
Now all we need is Linux ESEA client.
ScrewballNow all we need is Linux ESEA client.
Keep dreaming. I doubt they want to recode an anticheat for linux.
[quote=Screwball]Now all we need is Linux ESEA client.[/quote]
Keep dreaming. I doubt they want to recode an anticheat for linux.