info@stalker2.com

email them there. Maybe if enough people demand a linux version they'll do it.

Just use Wine.

They
all
work
fine.

adamhm has wine wrappers for all three

They're really easy to use, and work very well.

A native port of STALKER 2 would be nice though!

Here you go.


EDIT: Ooooh... you mean the upcoming S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game. Sorry, my bad. :S

Is Linux Mint like a new gum or something?

It's a Linux distro for babies and clueless newbies, running an obsolete version of Ubuntu, which itself is an obsolete version of Debian.

I've said it before but GOG should really hire adamhm because the work he is doing at least seems just great, for making unofficial "Linux versions" of GOG games. But then I presume adamhm already has a jób with that kind of expertise and dedication...

Ah, so a sort of ABC gum... (already-been-chewed)

Waah, a distro war!

Ignorance is a bliss so I just use Linux Mint at home. The main reason I decided to go with Mint was when I read that it "provides full out-of-the-box multimedia support by including some proprietary software..." etc. So they are not so gung-ho about such things like some other distros, but their main point is to make it usable for the end-user. That is also a reason why I'd suggest Mint for Windows users, it is probably one of the most hassle-free Linux distros (as far as I can tell) and probably feels somewhat familiar to Windows users.

Either way, Fedora sucks. Fedora users are merely RHEL beta-testers, a bit like buying an in-dev game and never getting the finalized game but forced to move to another in-dev game. If you want to use Red Hat family Linux for free, use CentOS instead, not the freaking Fedora. CentOS is pretty much the free version of RHEL, as far as I can tell (while Fedora is the beta-version of RHEL).

Based on your constant recommendations for it and it turning up as suggested in the test which distro is right for you, I installed it on my desktop. Of course, due to circumstances, I have not had much time to play with it beyond getting it up and running.
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Yes, we want STALKER 2 and we would prefer it compatible with Linux too :-) Not WindowsStore exclusive and using DX12 and all other MS only tools.

and cut up into little pieces?

Not quite. A distro is still a complete box, it's just that this box is padded so you can't cut yourself on the plush.

But that's the point. It's accessible to everyone. Not just linux nerds. THe graphical interface works wonders.

And you people do realize that they just announced STALKER 2 for a 2021 release date, right?

They are actually making it. No more development hell.