Hire this man.

Okay I decided to download doom today on my steam machine which I didn't notice any thing about steam play when I bought it. Is this a setting I'm missing? Anyway the game downloaded with some audio glitches when I began to play. The glitches disappeared duing gameplay but after I quit the game the doom background music is still playing on my BPM dashboard. When I go to the audio settings and change the interface the sound is still coming through the head phones. Really strange but I've tried rebooting an

I did a fresh install that seem to clear it up. Now I have to reload my games. I'm going to hold off on doom for now. bummer.

Thanks! What a week! Wow.

Looks like my problem was on my end. My ethernet cable was bad. Seems like it would have logged on to offline mode though? Oh well I'm back up and running. Thanks.

Steam client makes sense because before the update I was automatically logged in when I would select my profile. After the update I was logged out and essentially locked out. I feel dirty using my windows rig. (need a shower) :)

Thanks for looking into the problem. The good news is you may have cured my rocket league addiction by breaking the cycle. Can't wait to get the new kernel/gpu drivers to see how the perfromance improves.

Steam Machine daily user here and I have been unable to log in since the last update. The machine is currently unusable as it boots directly into BPM and says to check my password information every attempt to log on. Hopefully a patch to fix this comes out soon!

Heads down...indeed. Thank you.

Here we go Linux...Here we go...Where we go Linux we go all!

Yes! Looking forward to it!

Thanks!

I'm still rocking the steamos! Over 1,200 hours of Rocket League on steamos logged!

It sounds like they are trying to get the performance up to speed. The biggest hit the steam mahine project took was when the performance didn't match up to windows. After perfromance will be an affordable living room configuration with VR capabilities that runs best on linux. Then a valve branded HMD all built by the aperature science robots that brought us the steam controller....Why not?

I'm curious as to what people think about Gabe's recent comments about being jealous of Nintendo on being able to design software around hardware of the same origin? In case you didn't catch it...( https://www.pcgamer.com/gabe-newell-hooray-valves-going-to-start-shipping-games-again/ )

Maybe Valve is working on an affordable VR hardware package that runs on linux.