So we talked to Luke Short back around the end of December 2021, and while it’s a little delayed, we finally get to publish that conversation as a podcast. Luke Short has been very active in tracking the likely Steam… Continue Reading
We have a new episode out, with James Ramey from Codeweavers (the key company developing WINE, which is a major component of Proton)! We have talked to James many times before, he is almost like a regular guest of our… Continue Reading
Following the recent release of our new podcast with Luke Short, please find the transcript below! You may not be familiar with him yet, but Luke Short is a former Red Hat employee and is currently employed at VMWare, specialized… Continue Reading
We have a new episode out, with Luke Short! The name may not be familiar to you (yet!). Luke is a former Red Hat employee and is currently employed at VMWare, specialized in cloud deployments (Kubernetes)… but in his private… Continue Reading
You want podcasts? No need to wait much longer, we are back with a new podcast episode. This time we talk to James Ramey (president from Codeweavers) once again following the recent release of Proton 5.13 and their rebranded offering… Continue Reading
We released a podcast with Marc Di Luzio, ex-porter at Feral Interactive, now working at Unity to support Linux in multiple ways. At the time the full transcript was not ready yet, so here it is! Enjoy! (Also, transcripts take… Continue Reading
It’s been a little while since we did not publish a new episode – here’s now a new podcast with Marc Di Luzio, who used to work at Feral for several years before joining Unity about a year ago. We… Continue Reading
Not too long after the Steam Play/Proton project came to light, I contacted James Ramey from Codeweavers (main developers behind the WINE project) to get the underlying story between Valve and Codeweavers. After all, most of Proton depends on the core… Continue Reading
Our series of podcasts continues. This time with Timothee Besset, now working for Valve after a long experience of porting games to Linux when working with and at id software from the late 1990s till late 2000s. As usual we… Continue Reading
Following the previous podcast with Icculus, here’s now the second part of our conversation with him. In the previous part (that you ought to read/listen to before going through this article), we came back on what brought Ryan Gordon to… Continue Reading