So, let’s backtrack a little bit. A few months back. May 1st 2019, Psyonix is acquired by Epic Games, or as they say “joining the Epic Games family“. You know, the family of game developers who live to disrespect and… Continue Reading
Happy New Year Everyone! This is going to be another exciting year for the world of Linux gaming: how can it go any other way!? There have been recent reports of Steam support on ChromeOS (Chromebooks) in the future, which… Continue Reading
The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. I see it in the ProtonDB data. Yes, my dear friends, this is another round of data visualization… Continue Reading
Today this is a sad tale I have to share with you, my friends. My main gaming PC actually died just 2 weeks ago. As I was playing GTA V (thanks to Proton), suddenly everything went off at once. Highly… Continue Reading
“if you make it easier to run <insert wish here> in Linux, people will switch in larger numbers”. Ow Boy, how often did I hear that? If I got a penny for every time I heard that, I could make… Continue Reading
For once I will not be writing just about gaming, while I will touch upon that aspect a little later on. At the heart of every Linux system is the choice of a distro. I have always valued the fact… Continue Reading
It’s been several months that I have completely stopped Twitter to switch to Mastodon as a microblogging tool. To be honest I was never too hot about Twitter: my timeline was mostly garbage, irrelevant, making it a waste of time… Continue Reading
Oh my, did I push finishing this article for so long! Even though I finished Rise of Tomb Raider a long time ago, it left me somewhat indifferent. I can’t say it was a very good game. I can’t say… Continue Reading
While on the whole things are pretty much getting better in many places, sometimes there are two steps back instead of one step forward. The looming disaster for PC gamers in general is store fragmentation. Up until not too long… Continue Reading
Happy New Year 2019 to everyone! Now it’s time to look forward instead of back at 2018. I saw that on GOL they posted an article about their “Top Linux games” of 2018. The wording, and the underlying idea seem… Continue Reading