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(Unverified)May 11th 2010 10:22PM
My OS runs Steam, can your OS do that?
Seriously, it's all in the software. So what if developers decides to use the Linux kernel as the base? It's not like they can't do the same using a copy of Windows.
AsokMay 11th 2010 11:20PM
As a matter of fact, yes, it can. Thanks for asking.
(Unverified)May 13th 2010 5:15AM
Ubuntu and other Linux distributions have been running Steam with Wine for years. Learn to google bro.
(Unverified)May 13th 2010 5:26AM
@lifeisenergyandenergyislife: Yeah, like if I didn't already know that >_< Even Macs has been running Steam through CrossOver for years. The point was that Steam isn't officially supported on Linux but they runs it anyway, just not native, so everything is basically in the software used.
It's not like an operating system limits the software possible to run anymore since it's all the same hardware. What you just needs is a "translator" between the different APIs.
vs8May 13th 2010 5:13PM
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=valve_steam_announcement&num=1
Yes, and it will run Steam natively bitchesssss!!!!!!!!
(Unverified)May 14th 2010 12:26AM
0 - BSOD in 5 seconds!