The day Gaben resigns from Valve will be a terrible day. I hope he has his succession in order.
“Please pay this monthly access fee to maintain access to your account.”
“Please pay this monthly access fee to maintain access to your account.”
that’s the day you download all your game catalog to disk and cancel your account, of course
Or hope that GoG finally created their Linux client, although it has only be requested by a quiet minority of literally every single suggestion on their community wishlist.
For the love of the gods CDPR, please, finally realize that Linux users are you main customer base.
“This isn’t working” SteamVR on Linux after another “bugfix”
Seriously though. After years SteamVR still doesn’t work with their own headset.
Even plural, this applies to Vive and Vive Pro
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it doesn’t. 2.0 update broke the async reprojection altogether, I’m getting no image with it being enabled. Having it disabled causes input lag which makes me feel like I’m drunk. Exiting SteamVR crashes Steam, which is inconvenient for people with Family mode enabled.
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Wrong, RX 580
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The “bluescreen” was actually a bunch of hints at Portal 2’s announcement at E3 later that year IIRC, but whatever.
Still relevant over a decade later
And yet there are linux users who know about it and still buy stuff with NVIDIA in it.
What saddens me is that there are even linux hardware vendors that actively sell stuff with NVIDIA in it.
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Valve good.
But valve company. Company bad.
But valve company do good thing.
But selfish reason.
But good outcome.
But what if no GabeN.
We pray.
Valve is motivated by money. But their strategy is to make excellent products, that put the customers first. A rare sight these days.
I think the the main reason is that they’re private with no intention to go public. They’re not beholden to random shareholders who know nothing about games and just want infinite growth, their decisions are actually made by people inside the company.