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5@lain FF 2 months from now when something breaks because you didn't update frequently enough.
@phnt @hakui Considering, that Steam uses its own library pack and thus is almost completely untied from the OS, it needs just an OS that doesn’t fuck itself up and user not breaking it. The only problem may be proton, which is Vulkan-based by default. So the OS has to have recent Vulkan compatible with the hardware (and hardware with Vulkan support). I remember there was an environment variable to disable Vulkan and relay queries to native D3D, but
- mostly only old games, that use DX9 will run;
- some games, that for some reason were built exactly for DX10 may run, but will be slow or often have glitches;
- DX11 and DX12 won’t run.
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- mostly only old games, that use DX9 will run;
- some games, that for some reason were built exactly for DX10 may run, but will be slow or often have glitches;
- DX11 and DX12 won’t run.
GIRLS' FRONTLINE MADNESS CHAPTER - Episode 02 [1080p CN VER] 00:00:44.833.jpg
@dorkvalized @hakui Yeah, new enough Vulkan and kernel GPU drivers are mostly the only reasons why you wouldn't want to run Steam on something like Ubuntu LTS. DirectX does not work on Linux, so your only option is Vulkan (almost nothing supports OpenGL).
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