Linux support??

[Kiba]

When we can play it on linux?

[Dama624]

When LabZero finds someone who's good with OpenGL

[Missingno.]

It's coming. They're working on sorting out some OpenGL bugs. On last night's stream they said they're making progress, so hopefully we won't be waiting too long.

[♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥]

Alright great. Would've been awesome to have skullgirls and divekick on linux! but I think it will just be skull girls

[Missingno.]

The Divekick devs said they're not doing Linux, sadly.

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or if you want you can use wine for it i know that wineskin work with some of the steam game sooo

[Tyrannical Clock]

The game runs fairly well under Wine; there are no major bugs aside from performance issues. The only thing is if you want to use an Xbox controller, you will quickly realize how poor the default driver for linux is. Getting xboxdrv and configuring it helps, but the trial and error of setting it up is like something out of my nightmares.

[Missingno.]

Well, performance hiccups are kinda a major issue, I can't play online like this. And it doesn't like my controller, diagonals on the analog stick aren't recognized and it somehow gets treated as both P1 and P2 so training mode is unusable.

[Tyrannical Clock]

Are you using the default xpad driver? That's the same issue I had; if you install xboxdrv and enable it, the controls get much better (this specifically fixes the P1 and P2 issue). I have a feeling that installing this driver will still be a mandatory procedure even if we get a native Linux version, unless the developers are kind enough to include it and launch it on a startup script.

[amerika*]

Originally posted by xXMLGRichardStallman420NoDRMXx:

Well, performance hiccups are kinda a major issue, I can't play online like this. And it doesn't like my controller, diagonals on the analog stick aren't recognized and it somehow gets treated as both P1 and P2 so training mode is unusable.

Get a 360 wired controller. Not the an actual MS 360 pad but a 360 compatible that has a better Dpad (in case you ever use that over the analog). There are quite a few to choose from and you won't have issues with almost any game from here on.

[Missingno.]

I'm using a Wii Classic Controller Pro with wminput actually. Hate the 360 controller and love this thing too much to ever switch. If I do buy anything new I might as well just save up for a stick.

[Nyronus]

Originally posted by Linux dm:

Originally posted by The Crimson King:

The game runs fairly well under Wine; there are no major bugs aside from performance issues. The only thing is if you want to use an Xbox controller, you will quickly realize how poor the default driver for linux is. Getting xboxdrv and configuring it helps, but the trial and error of setting it up is like something out of my nightmares.

What stuff are you using in your prefix? For me it just shows a black screen after the loading part and freezes. TT_TT

Having the same problem here. Any help? using the latest wine and a Winetricks install of Steam.

[루카스]

Gonna buy it at the same instant when it releases on Linux ^.^

[Phage]

looking forward 2 it.

[Tyrannical Clock]

Originally posted by Linux dm:

Originally posted by The Crimson King:

The game runs fairly well under Wine; there are no major bugs aside from performance issues. The only thing is if you want to use an Xbox controller, you will quickly realize how poor the default driver for linux is. Getting xboxdrv and configuring it helps, but the trial and error of setting it up is like something out of my nightmares.

What stuff are you using in your prefix? For me it just shows a black screen after the loading part and freezes. TT_TT

I'm not using anything special in the prefix aside from sandbox mode (because I don't want the game to create its save folder in ~/). I'm using the version of Steam installed via winetricks, and I haven't had any problems getting it to run. It seems like a basic question, but are you launching Steam and /then/ selecting the game? It seems you can't launch Skullgirls directly through Wine for some reason (at least I can't) unlike some other games I've run.

[damajor4linux]

Works well under wine for me (PlayOnLinux with Steam etc...). but a native version would be much more appreciated