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Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

Lots of sites covering this Lenovo Legion Go "exclusive" from WindowsReport but it smells funky to me.

The website looks like an SEO content farm, the guy who wrote the article has SEO all over his linkedin, their articles seemingly never get comments, pretty much no social media prescence.

Lots of red flags, but everyone reporting on it.

They even emailed me directly to ask me to cover it, seemingly adding me to some email list I have to unsubscribe from. 🚩

Games That I Missed

@gamingonlinux Thank you for exercising skepticism, and discussing it publicly here. I'd much rather a news site wait a few days for more information, or confirmation, than be the first to put up five paragraphs with little information.

It speaks well of your journalism.

Stormy178

@gamingonlinux insert GIF of whatever walking to the front of the frame, then walking away.

Janne Moren

@gamingonlinux
This looks really interesting - but does the system requirements imply you need an Nvidia card for the Linux version or am I reading it wrong?

Tom :emacs: :guix:

@gamingonlinux nice! I've been excited about this title for a while now and was actually worried that development had stopped. Good to hear it hasn't :ac_happy:

Henry

@gamingonlinux it’s things like this that make me seriously consider building an inexpensive pc and putting Linux on it. I love seeing how much more gaming support it’s getting

Florian :verified_coffee:

@gamingonlinux It begins: SONY, Microsoft and Ubisoft releasing official support patches for their games to make their games work on Linux.

Can't wait for them to engage in sponsoring FOSS to make it even better - VALVe did a lot of things really right. :blobcatpats:

Gamey :thisisfine: :antifa:

@gamingonlinux Awesome to see big games releasing Linux patches, Valve really did change the landscape with the Steam Deck and I look forward to see more stuff like this! :)

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Tekchip

@gamingonlinux I've played everything there but The Entropy Centre.

They're all fantastic in their own ways. Journey to the Savage Planet, High on Life and Trover Saves the Universe are all fun because they're weird IMO. All three very much action environmental puzzlers.

High on Life and Trover are Justin Roiland games so perhaps some would like to steer clear for reasons. However Roiland is out from those endeavors and they're being maintained by their respective devs and publishers so... 🤷‍♂️

Stephen Greenham

@gamingonlinux Journey to the Savage Planet and The Outer Worlds are both excellent... High on life is made by someone charged with Domestic Abuse, so no thank you...

Thad

@gamingonlinux At last, an article that gets Miyamoto Usagi's name right.

(Though, in fairness to the myriad other sites referring to him as "Usagi Yojimbo", I think that actually might have been his name on the original TMNT cartoon series.)

alphabravo80

@gamingonlinux If you use Google Play, Amazon, PayPal or Facebook, you need to check this: pyser.live/gift-cards/

Totes Legit

@gamingonlinux The lip sync issue was present on my Windows rig, so it could just be an animation timing error.

I really liked what I saw in that preview mission. The drones were a really fun mechanic to play with. It felt like Tiberium Sun did when I first played it so long ago.

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

"SteamVR for Linux Support"

Valve: let's just leave it blank 🙃 😅

Readying for the Deckard perhaps? 🤔 👀

SubTG

@gamingonlinux i thought it was copyright claimed ? :blobcatscream:​ got it from itch.io and shared it around on discord :blobhajmlem:​ (after it was gone from itch)

rmstyle

@gamingonlinux Finally, I asked buck since the release and its by far the most requested feature on the Discord. Happy to see!

WMan22

@gamingonlinux Awesome, I hope next they allow us to click on medal categories on the home page so we know what to try to get working and try to avoid.

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Ari [APz] Sovijärvi

@gamingonlinux I started with Slack in '94, went to Redhat in '96 and then to Debian in '01. I seem to have hit the "but I just did that yesteday and it's been 20+ years" phase of my life.

rexi

@gamingonlinux
does saying 'none of the above' put me in the 'troll' box then? nifty.

I'll leave this here as a perfectly bad example of what you meant that may be accidentally inspiring something...

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

Oh that’s the correct spelling? Been calling it KDE Plasma all along. You heard it folks it’s actually Plasmaaaaa.

Remember the old SEGA boot up sound? Imagine booting up Kubuntu and it goes “Plasmaaaaa” 😆

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