Linux beta builds of Portal, Left 4 Dead 2 now available on Steam
Valve has offered a treat to Linux users with the release of a Left 4 Dead 2 beta. Portal for Linux is also available, but Valve has been a bit more mum on that release. If you own any of those three games, the betas should appear in your Steam library.
Valve has offered a treat to Linux users with the release of a Left 4 Dead 2 beta. A Portal beta for Linux is also available, but Valve has been a bit mum on that release. If you own any of those three games, the betas should appear in your Steam library.
The Left 4 Dead blog announced the release, revealing that they will use this build as a testing ground for the Extended Mutation System for script authors. Players will also get access to the authoring tools and the beta dedicated server. The Linux version is the same size as the original game, so go grab some food while you wait for the download.
BluesNews is also reporting that the Linux versions of Portal has started showing up in user libraries as well, so check for it if you own the game.
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replyJohn Keefer posted a new article, Linux beta builds of Portal, Left 4 Dead 2 now available on Steam.
Valve has offered a treat to Linux users with the release of a Left 4 Dead 2 beta. Portal for Linux is also available, but Valve has been a bit more mum on that release. If you own any of those three games, the betas should appear in your Steam library.-
I read somewhere that Valve is getting better FPS with L4D2 on Linux than Windows. Hopefully this is the beginning of the end of gaming on bloated, expensive OS's?
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i cant remember the last time that FPS was important in a Valve game
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I was speaking more to the idea that Linux could get better performance on identical hardware if developers support it.
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Yea I was joking that there hasnt been a performance intensive Valve game in a while now
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