Linux talk

[AimMe]

guess ill stick to mint 8 some days still, way too lazy to upgrade

I thought i'm lazy....

[natirips]

guess ill stick to mint 8 some days still, way too lazy to upgrade :D

I thought i'm lazy....

Posting in the forums on a Saturday morning from school is not how you define "lazy".

[eXtr33m]

[JRandomNoob]

[Crusher]

Steam and some games (Source engine) will be ported to Linux... glad to hear about this:

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a ... deln&num=1

[Pirat]

Steam and some games (Source engine) will be ported to Linux... glad to hear about this:

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a ... deln&num=1

You're glad to hear about the worst commercial
distribution platform to enter the Linux "market"?

?TOO MUCH TEQUILA ERROR

:-)

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[zietsh]

I guess this is the reason why:
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-17916879

[Pirat]

I guess this is the reason why:
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-17916879

I read the article to the end and have to confess that I have
no idea how this is related to Crusher's joy at the release
of Steam for Linux. Can you enlighten me?

[natirips]

But it is interesting how they are trying to bring the power of a *nix terminal to ordinary mortals.

[zietsh]

I guess this is the reason why:
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-17916879

I read the article to the end and have to confess that I have
no idea how this is related to Crusher's joy at the release
of Steam for Linux. Can you enlighten me?

They ary trying, if i get it right, to make linux far more graphicy - know what i mean? Well since ubuntu, wich is without a doubt probably THE mac/windows switch to linux OS , and the absolute numbers rise and have risen to a certain point that companys like steam see money dancing away. This is where this article comes in (in my mind screaming) "hey look we made it way more comfy to use why should you still take any other OS".
And I dont think that steam decided to go for linux because of thier love and mind telling them that linux is such a nice os... I was trying to say its a "natural" process that started to really roll now and we will see more and more releases.