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Apparently there's already support for Unreal Engine 4 and Vega GPUs; looks like a great machine for us Linux enthusiasts...
Speaking of the projects further down the pipeline, are you talking about the usage of flatpak runtimes for games on Steam to replace the current unpatched Ubuntu 12.04 based runtime? Flatpak devs spilled the beans during a FOSDEM presentation and I'm curious if anything is going to come out of it
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All the best
Also fix the damn hardware survey. It's misleading people into believing that Linux is significantly less popular among gamers than it actually is.
Also I'd really like to see an option in the hardware survey for people who run Windows exclusively for games and Linux for everything else. We deserve representation in those numbers too.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/7h48rw/the_steam_hardware_survey_bias_against_linux/