Fedora-specific AND etc etc. [/quote]
Everything except distribution packages is distribution in-specific and even this can be handled be packagekit, Unity and libindicator is.

Same problem here: fedora 17, amd e-350, 3gb ram
is there still no fix available?

Edit:
Found a fix for my system: I added the -Heapsize 1048576 launch option
it took a bit to load the game, but

Same problem here running Fedora 17 x64 XFCE 4.8

https://www.dropbox.com/s/42ptcwodfbl0yey/x_server_info.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ie3s9ave0a1olho/TF_linux_log.txt

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(Fedora is pretty nice too)

As a Fedora user, this is kind of annoying.

I know that the initial release will be for Ubuntu but they shouldn't include other operating systems and then make some of the options in the rest of the

Hello everyone
I have Ubuntu 12.04 x64 in my Desktop,
and Fedora 17 x86 on my Laptop, using that scheme for years, but i think I might change Ubuntu for Arch o Gentoo, really want to try them out.

course be trusted but one could theoretically put a tainted version of an app on a random website.

Fedora has its own FlatPak remote where flatpaks reside which are built from the existing RPMs
(repository packages). This has of course the same trust as the main repositories. See the whole story here.

https://fedoramagazine.org/an-introduction-to-fedora-flatpaks/ [/quote]
Yeah how does that work? I

Nguyên văn bởi Maleko:

Nguyên văn bởi Ravnos:

I'm running on Fedora 27

EDIT: just opened an issue with the support team, lets see what the Steam ninjas say :-)

They
will probably just tell you that Fedora is not supported. Steam for Linux is only officially supported on Ubuntu and SteamOS.

Yes, I know that. That doesn't mean however that reporting

).

(For the record, Fedora really is a nice distro. I just moved to Fedora 26 from Linux Mint, actually ;). Good luck.

Okay so I'm running Steam via Wine on Fedora and I've tried two games so far, Dishonored and Fallout: New Vegas and both of them have mouse problems.

With Dishonored, I can use the menu and move
keyboard works for selecting menu options but that's it.

I'm running Fedora 25 and Wine 2.8