Leftovers: Gaming (Jolt, PlayStation 4, Homefront...)
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Indie marketplace Game Jolt releases open source desktop client
Indie game marketplace and community Game Jolt has released its long-awaited desktop client.
Currently available as a pre-release download, the open source client lets users browse, install, and play games without ever having to open a web browser.
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PlayStation 4’s Linux Hack
At present the full hack isn’t publicly available, nor is fail0verflow interested in releasing it, telling users to look elsewhere. Among the primary reasons for the decision are fear their work will be misused, possible legal issues, and that releasing the exploit would reveal information that could potentially enable piracy. Their prior exploits on the Wii and Wii U were released primarily to drive the homebrew community, but their release ended up resulting in piracy. They hope to redirect future users to reverse engineering instead of focusing on running Linux. which would be of little help to pirates but a bonus for the community.
As “marcan” of fail0verflow put it: ”[W]e really think this is the way to go for the PS4. Write an exploit, point it to our loader, and you’ll get Linux (we’ll help you get it hooked up/debugged if needed). And if you want piracy, as usual, go away.”
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Homefront: The Revolution aiming for a day-1 Linux & SteamOS release on May 20th
I didn't expect Deep Silver to reply to me so quickly, but it seems the Linux & SteamOS release of Homefront: The Revolution will come out alongside Windows on May 20th!
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The 2015 GamingOnLinux GOTY award is now over, here's the results!
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Space Grunts, a really rather great turn-based action roguelike now fully released
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