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GNU/Linux (Steam OS) support?

Discussion in 'Suggestions' started by 3316V, Nov 25, 2013.

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  1. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    Hi,

    Nowadays I only log-on to Windows to play Assetto Corsa and some games. Since Valve is moving to their Linux based OS soon and they said they are working with a lot of game developers to port their games to Linux. I wonder what's the case of Assetto Corsa.

    Do Kunos simulazioni have any plans to support Linux any time in the distant (or hopefully not so much) future?

    Cheers!
     
    3316V, Nov 25, 2013
    #1
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  2. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    3316V, Mar 2, 2014
    #2
  3. dongping.xie.tud

    dongping.xie.tud Rookie

    The Kunos seems to be full stack windows company, their codes not seems to be really directx + dotnet heavy. So sadly that distant future might be a little bit distant.

    But if they are going to get to other platforms without dotnet and directx, then linux might be a viable option.
     
    dongping.xie.tud, Mar 2, 2014
    #3
  4. Darren Marsh

    Darren Marsh Racer

    Darren Marsh, Mar 9, 2014
    #4
  5. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    Interesting, but very disappointed to read about AC being ported to consoles.
     
    3316V, Mar 9, 2014
    #5
  6. Darren Marsh

    Darren Marsh Racer

    He only said it's a possibility.
     
    Darren Marsh, Mar 9, 2014
    #6
  7. GeraArg

    GeraArg Simracer

    Debian + my games = heaven. :cool::D:D:D
     
    GeraArg, Mar 11, 2014
    #7
  8. Shaddix

    Shaddix Alien

    There is a possibility for Linux server, but the client is harder to do for such a small studio.
     
    Shaddix, Mar 11, 2014
    #8
  9. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    Arch + my games = heaven. :cool::D:D:D
     
    3316V, Mar 11, 2014
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  10. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    No news about this I guess. :(
     
    3316V, Nov 26, 2014
    #10
  11. GeraArg

    GeraArg Simracer

    I have a partition with Slackware, the game installed there = heaven | the process to install the game = the most hardcore nightmare in history.:eek: :p

    BTW, anyone try to install the game using wine or crossover?
     
    GeraArg, Nov 29, 2014
    #11
  12. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    Wine doesn't work with Dx11 programs at the moment.
     
    3316V, Nov 29, 2014
    #12
  13. GeraArg

    GeraArg Simracer

    Crossover support DX11 ;)
     
    GeraArg, Nov 29, 2014
    #13
  14. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    3316V, Nov 30, 2014
    #14
  15. Quffy

    Quffy Alien

    How does it affect pc community?
     
    Quffy, Nov 30, 2014
    #15
  16. Manorba

    Manorba Gamer

    it does. the playstation OS is built upon BSD, and uses a customized version of openGL. once you have a working ps build the linux and mac versions are just a little step further :D
     
    Manorba, Nov 30, 2014
    #16
  17. Quffy

    Quffy Alien

    Yes, though you wrote in a positive way, but 3316V did it in a negative.
     
    Quffy, Dec 1, 2014
    #17
  18. Manorba

    Manorba Gamer

    oh the irony...
     
    Manorba, Dec 1, 2014
    #18
  19. 3316V

    3316V Alien

    The PS3 graphics were based in OpenGL too, so what? How many ports did you see on GNU/Linux because of this?

    The problem with doing a game for consoles (apart for the big chunk of money M$ and Sony demands) having such a small team only means delaying the game for us. And in the best of the cases, they can ignore the fanbase of the peasants and not a lot changes, but if they start listening to the potato users nothing good can happen for sim racers.
     
    3316V, Dec 1, 2014
    #19
  20. Lord Xaffax

    Lord Xaffax Rookie

    Well Windows is not the only OS that runs on a PC. In fact I'm far from the only one in my social circles running a dual boot Linux/Windows on my PC. The fact is, we only start up Windows for games and the odd application that doesn't have a native Linux version. And we are pushing for native Linux versions of stuff that doesn't have a comparable native Linux version. Right now there is no hardcore racing sim with a native Linux version (Except for Dirt Rally.) The first one that does with a (lazer scanned Nordschleife), will have the Linux community. So that's a race between I-racing, Project Cars, Assetto Corsa, R-factor2 and maybe even Forza and GT. (Race driver Grid does have a native Linux version, but just comes up short.)
     
    Lord Xaffax, Aug 20, 2017
    #20
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