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Colin's day job is working as a data analyst. In the evenings, he likes to blog about Linux, games, and Linux gaming.
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The 4.0 release marks a big milestone for the open-source Godot game engine. After over 3 years of work by contributors, the next major version of Godot is here.
The Steam Deck's success has reached a new milestone in November 2022. Over one quarter of all Linux users on Steam during the month were playing on a Steam Deck.
The official Docking Station for the Steam Deck has just launched, offering HDMI and DisplayPort. Steam Deck production has also increased to the point where pre-ordering is no longer required.
Despot's Game: Dystopian Army Builder combines auto battler and roguelike gameplay mechanics with pixel graphics and a unique setting.
Google is winding down its Stadia game streaming service next year. All hardware and software purchases will be refunded.
The open source game engine Godot has had its first beta release on the way to the upcoming Godot 4.0.
Valve's July 2022 hardware survey is out and shows that AMD is now the most common CPU among Linux users. SteamOS-based distros are also holding steady at 7.5%.
BeamNG is giving Linux a go with a very experimental native port of their physics-based driving and vehicle simulator.
More good news for AMD users, Blender 3.2 is here and GPU rendering and now available on recent AMD cards.
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