Linux Version

[eugenio1982 6]

hi fellas ,

 i'm looking for the linux steam version ? anybody already tried?

 

plus , when i buy the game i have the right to runnin on mac , linux and win or i just going to buy a single version for a single platform ??

is not specified at all......

 

and i can't wait a second more to download it .......

( hehehe )

[1RAGE 1]

you can use whichever platform you want, as long as steam is installed. you don't have to buy additional copies afaik as long as a single instance of steam is logged it at the same time. 

 

Also, for mac/linux make sure to disable the steam overlay for now, since apparently there is a bug. 

[eugenio1982 6]

you can use whichever platform you want, as long as steam is installed. you don't have to buy additional copies afaik as long as a single instance of steam is logged it at the same time. 

 

Also, for mac/linux make sure to disable the steam overlay for now, since apparently there is a bug. 

 you made my day fella ! thx !

starting the download now!

[Edman_123 11]

Yep, the same applies to their other games.

 

I got Cities in Motion 2 back in 2013 on Windows, and installed Steam on Linux within the few months and got some of my 'fix' playing CiM2 in Linux.  Now I just play C:S on Linux and don't bother with Windows.

[eugenio1982 6]

damn,

works flawlessy in linux too! i guess it's my gtx660

..........finally guys an sc4 successor and it's linux native, still can't belive it!

 

THX CO , THX PARADOX , THX STEAM !!!!

[Edman_123 11]

damn,

works flawlessy in linux too! i guess it's my gtx660

..........finally guys an sc4 successor and it's linux native, still can't belive it!

 

THX CO , THX PARADOX , THX STEAM !!!!

I was playing Cities in Motion 2 with a GT210 at the start, but was discouraged enough by the performance to get a GT740 GDDR5 instead.

 

It's no GTX card, but it's still a huge improvement.

[AgeKay 10]

Good to know! I had the same question as I'm working with Linux 99% of the time. This way I can even compare between Windows and Linux with dual-booting.

But I will have to wait for some more weeks, first have to order and receive a new pc.     Oh well....

[eugenio1982 6]

seems like linux users are poorer then windows one..........or at least spend less money in fast PCs.....

i'll be damned ....

how many of you got GTX series and are playing on Linux???

[AgeKay 10]

seems like linux users are poorer then windows one..........or at least spend less money in fast PCs.....

i'll be damned ....

how many of you got GTX series and are playing on Linux???

Well, my system is from 2009 with a GeForce GTX 295. Pretty top-notch in those days. 

But the card broke down, so I'm now running it with an even older video card for the time being. Works fine......but not for games.

So now I'm looking for a new state-of-the-art system on which I will run Linux. Only dual-booting to Windows for games that require it.