www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEu7...

He posted in the past about updating to a new Unity version specifically for non-Steam Deck consoles.

War nur 1x vor Ort. Fand's lästig. Als Lieferdienst aber top. Kann man einen ganzen Tag von essen. Box mit Kartoffelpüree ist bis zum Rand voll. Gibt auch eine Schokoriegel dazu.

Da ging man der Leute wegen hin?

Reduced side kick presence as well?

That's the reason why I hate Vampire Survivors. Triggering addictive behavior is not the same as fun gameplay.

www.planetf1.com/news/lewis-h...

I'll happily be in his position if it means getting the same amount of money.

And yet Piastri had to let Norris by because slop pit stops aren't part of racing but when Piastri has a slower stop the favor wasn't returned.

Seems you new workstation is about to drop. 😎
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmKr...

Maybe a naive question but does this make a native Linux/SteamOS version feasible? I know that old versions of Unity were so terribly optimized that Proton was actually the better performing way but Proton itself also causes CPU and memory overhead, so especially for Steam Deck it's not ideal either

Well and that's the problem Steam Linux Runtime solved, especially since version 2 that adopted Flatpak-style containerazition. It uses a Debian Stable environment that's only getting bugfixes. As it's based on Debian, it's fully open source, so any games store+launcher can (and should) adopt it.

I guess I have to check out the soundtrack then. (I don't think the game is for me.)

The biggest hurdle in native Linux gaming (and properly targeting Steam Linux Runtime 3.0) is initial setup because it requires Docker and that can be a bit much for someone green. gitlab.steamos.cloud/steamrt/snip...

Games development should target whatever the latest Steam Linux Runtime is anyway (currently 3.0). It's a containerized and slimmed version of Debian.

Yeah, I was also not really that serious. Debian is alright. Not my fave but it's OK. Ubuntu and its derivatives are worse than their image, though. Canonical is trying to enshittify Linux and Mint etc. are fighting a losing battle to apply plasters. That part I'm serious about.