Not only that, the desktop side of steam has it’s own music player. So that’s cool that they have more than just the big picture side. It worked fine for me while I used it in the closed beta, but I don’t really listen to music much while in big …
I saw this article about a portable steambox called a steamboy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM63RuEhgHU This sounds interesting, although the specs do leave me asking a few questions. Like does it use SD cards? What kind of quad core processor will it use? And of course what are we looking at in terms …
Portal 2 is currently in beta form on Linux. To install it you will need to opt into it via the Portal 2 Properties in your Steam Library. If you have any issues you can submit bug reports and the like to Valve’s GitHub page.
I’m just gonna leave this here… Got the streaming to work under Linux finally. I’ll be doing more experiments soon.
I got into the steam streaming beta. Been testing streaming between my desktop and laptop. So far it seems to be handling well between two windows OS’s with lag only on a couple games. I think the next test will be streaming windows games to my Linux side. See how …
Oh well. I’m sure it’ll make some people happy. I may even give it a shot at some point. But yes, Duke Nukem 3D Megatron Edition got an update on Steam yesterday that allows people to play multiplayer together. Again, not a bad thing. But methinks 3D Realms reeeealy seems …
It’s been far beyond obvious for a quite some time that Microsoft hasn’t exactly had much interest in the PC Gaming market. Not when they have been trying to sell a console, and the failure of GFWL not only proves this but also this article where Microsoft basically wishes they …
This is looking pretty interesting. So far it seems to handle Civ 5, Portal 2, CS:GO very well.
I’m sure quite a few of you heard about the second steam announcement today. In case you missed it here’s how you can (hopefully) participate in the beta. THE HARDWARE BETA ELIGIBILITY QUEST: Before October 25, log in to Steam and then visit your quest page to track your current …
All the fun stuff always happens when I’m at work. 😛 Apparently Steam announced today “SteamOS” their own Linux Operating System. Making it easier for people to create their own Steam based entertainment systems if they so choose to. This is an excellent idea and Valve doesn’t really have anything …