what kinda system are you running it on?
Rumours have it that Sports Interactive (Creators of Football Manager) could release Football Manager 2014 on Linux.
Oh. My. God.
Steam for Linux Beta Now Available to All
The Steam for Linux beta client is now available to all Steam users, so if you've been patiently waiting for an invitation to join us, consider yourself officially invited!
With a growing catalog of Linux-supported games, an active Steam for Linux community group, and a new GitHub bug reporting repository, the timing’s right to jump in and share your feedback.
For some reason Steam doesn't work on my Kubuntu 12.10.. But others have said it does work on their's... No idea why mine doesn't.
just downloading TF2 now to test.
so far the UI is faster than windows 7 and big picture works fine BUT reports my card as having 268.44mb of vram?
the only game i tried played at about 5-25fps really juddery at any resolution or setting within full screen or windowed, which was killing floor. it plays slick on windows so its obviously a driver issue.
i use an Ati 5850 btw with amd 12.11 beta drivers i.e the latest.
the o/s is linux mint 14 KDE 64bit
bit disapointed but im sure it will get sorted.
overall im very pleased about steam being on linux, i have literally have no need to use windows anymore .. well perhaps that one time i need the blockbuster dx11 game to work but im experimenting with VM for that, i already have a decent working XP installation VM'd working good.
if you look at my post you will see that KDE isnt happy with steam.
firstly it occasionally stops working and shuts down when idle for a while.
secondly TF2 wont launch at all.
I have followed a few steps and tried disabling a lot of eyecandy (which is the reason i use KDE amongst others) and still no joy.
will have to wait until a fix is released i guess.
Killingfloor works but the opengl performance on my 5850 is poor tbh. im running the lastest official ati drivers but have tried the opensource ones and there just as bad
Works from the command line here (Mint 14 KDE, ATI 6950)
Only works as root though, not ideal:
sudo steam steam://store
I can launch Serious Sam BFE direct from the dektop link without root though, so just some permissions mixup somewhere. Game runs just as well as in Win7, using slightly out of date ATI 12.10 drivers, as the latest ones give me a BSOBA (black-screen-of-bugger-all) Haven't needed to turn off Plasma or whatever it's called.
debian 64bit support?
Which mint?
Mines is working without root and all the games work with open drivers (well, trine2, amnesia, TF2, Serious Sam, and some others. I don't have every game).
P.S. Its open beta now, so you don't need to open the store anymore.