Steam oyun makineleri yolun sonuna geldi

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Orijinalden alıntı: FatihAsl

en azından Steam OS projesine devam edin. bence gelecek vaat ediyordu (uzun vadede).

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Orijinalden alıntı: ***Leopard***

quote: Orijinalden alıntı: FatihAsl en azından Steam OS projesine devam edin. bence gelecek vaat ediyordu (uzun vadede).

Devam ediyor , sadece makina satışı bitti.

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Orijinalden alıntı: ***Leopard***

Ben takip ediyorum. Bildiklerimi şöyle özet geçeyim:



-SteamOS'de Valve kendisinin de geliştirici tutup destek verdiği Mesa sürücülerine geçti AMD için.



- X görüntüleme protokolünde tecrübeli isimlerden Keith Packard VR ile ilgili DRM ( Direct rendering manager ) geliştirmeleri yapmak üzere Valve tarafından tutuldu.



- Kullandığı Debian tabanına ait güncellemeler alınıyor.



https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse/discussions/1/1693785035828101326/



- Piyasadaki DirectX ( D3D desek daha doğru ) hakimiyetinin kırılması adına Vulkan'a doğrudan destek veriyor. En son örneği ise MacOS ve Ios tarafında Metal API üstünde çalışan MoltenVK adlı validation layerı ( ücretli ve kapalı kaynaktı ) parayı basıp açık kaynak ve bedava hale getirdiler.



Kısaca ; devam ediliyor. Makine satışı ise ilk zamanlarda market push için yapılmış bir hamleydi.

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Orijinalden alıntı: themky

Linux sistemlerde (veya Windows dışı genel sistemlerde) oyun performansı ve gelişiminin artacağına dair umutlandırmıştı benim umarım yazılım tarafında çalışmalara devam ederler, donanım çok da önemi değil.

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Pierre-Loup 4 saat önce

SteamOS, Linux, and Steam Machines

We've noticed that what started out as a routine cleanup of the Steam Store navigation turned into a story about the delisting of Steam Machines. That section of the Steam Store is still available, but was removed from the main navigation bar based on user traffic. Given that this change has sparked a lot of interest, we thought it'd make sense to address some of the points we've seen people take away from it.



While it's true Steam Machines aren't exactly flying off the shelves, our reasons for striving towards a competitive and open gaming platform haven't significantly changed. We're still working hard on making Linux operating systems a great place for gaming and applications. We think it will ultimately result in a better experience for developers and customers alike, including those not on Steam.



Through the Steam Machine initiative, we've learned quite a bit about the state of the Linux ecosystem for real-world game developers out there. We've taken a lot of feedback and have been heads-down on addressing the shortcomings we observed. We think an important part of that effort is our ongoing investment in making Vulkan a competitive and well-supported graphics API, as well as making sure it has first-class support on Linux platforms.



Recently we announced Vulkan availability for macOS and iOS, adding to its existing availability for Windows and Linux. We also rolled out Steam Shader Pre-Caching, which will let users of Vulkan-based applications skip shader compilation on their local machine, significantly improving initial load times and reducing overall runtime stuttering in comparison with other APIs. We'll be talking more about Shader Pre-Caching in the coming months as the system matures.



At the same time, we're continuing to invest significant resources in supporting the Vulkan ecosystem, tooling and driver efforts. We also have other Linux initiatives in the pipe that we're not quite ready to talk about yet; SteamOS will continue to be our medium to deliver these improvements to our customers, and we think they will ultimately benefit the Linux ecosystem at large.



In general, and if you have any questions or feedback on the topics above, feel free to reach out to me at pgriffais@valvesoftware.com.



Thanks!

- Pierre-Loup