Steam just changed the gaming industry. Again.
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- This week, there has been massive news in the free and open source gaming world. There are new details with the Orange Pi Neo and a new Manjaro Gaming laptop? We'll look into it. Plus, Star Wars: Battlefront... this time, it's got nothing to do with EA. All this and more today! That's right, it's Steam Deck and Linux news time!
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00:21 - STAR WARS: Battlefront Classic Collection
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that music in the background was annoying, please find another track to use that's less annoying next time.
my kids played this and why i bought a steam deck can't wait, nostalgia loading...
and this post made me just ignore your entire channel
2:26 Your download speed (Edit: and over all install time) from Steam is not just dependant on your internet connection bandwidth, it's also dependant on you PCs ability to decompress the downloaded data
Yes and no; steam can do this asynchronously; steam will still try to prioritise downloading first and decompressing second as far as splitting your CPU resources, and your download can definitely finish well before your computer is done decompressing it.
@@Tonatsithe point is the game isn't ready to play till both are complete. It doesn't matter that you have fiber to the property if your CPU is the bottleneck
@@Pegaroo_ I see. I thought your point was on the literal aspect of 'download speed' and not total install duration.
@@Tonatsi Maybe I could have worded it better but who really thinks about the two actions as being separate?
Gardiner was talking about the difference between downloading over his fiber internet (and although he didn't say it obviously install too) and just taking a SD Card from one machine to another and all his games just being there ready to play
I'm glad EA lost the licensing for star wars, I would hate to have more star wars games plagued with their virus anti cheat
It’s not like they did anything with it came out with crappy remakes of already popular games and then they did squadrons which was DOA and the two of the slightly better things was to have respawn make the fallen order series and i think that’s about it 😂
Right, as if the anti cheat was the only problem with their games lol
*and Origin 🤮
are you looking forward to the new Battlefront Classic collection?
@@creeperkinght1144 are you?
IF ONLY
Steam Input was Open Source, we could have DIY open source controller like the Alpakka fully utilize the on-board side of Steam Input rather than having to essentially engineer their own version of it but more importantly:
We could have a system wide Steam Input translation running on the OS itself and changing the profiles of input based on whichever window or application is currently in-focus, working for any game in or outside of Steam and any program outside of gaming too.
Providing high quality open source tools is just about the best support for FOS that Valve can give.
They also contributed to Wine (and anything else to run Windows on Linux) afaik
Emily Ridgeway IS the Valve audio team.
Never had luck with Manjaro, my experience has always been "It works until it doesn't" and that normally happens within 2 months.
Same, I embraced my inner basic b*tch and use Linux Mint.
Try EndeavourOS instead
Manjaro has never broke for me, and currently playing on it, it broke on me when the power shut off in the building, but it was a nvidia and gnome problem, could of just installed other de and would work, but yeah, power shutoff killed my precious manjaro that worked for 10 months straight, but my arch install is currently broken from plasma 6 last beta
Manjaro devs have a history of really messing stuff up
Manjaro + AUR is a completely no go for me. Every other Arch distro seems to do a better job at keeping the core experience of this corner of the Linux world intact
Whoever decided on the repeating music should be fired.
Hey hey! Just so y'all know, the 1.5TB drive is awesome, but it's only U1, so it has a write floor of 10MB/s, unlike the usually recommended U3 drive, with a floor of 30MB/s, so it'll probably work, but it could see serious slowdowns from time to time.
If that's a write floor, does that only apply to installing / downloading or even to play, which I'd assume is just reads?
This
Play does involve read and write, so you might see random heavy stuttering, depending on how often the game accesses files/file sizes@@WarMomPT
I had a 1U 1 TB drive in the past. It took forever to download and patch games due to the slow write speeds. Storage couldn't keep up with the gigabit network connection supplying it with data resulting in massive slowdowns. Overall, it provided a very uneven experience with great read speeds and terrible write speeds. I ended up retiring the card after the constant patch cycles of certain games burned through the write cycle count which resulted in in a read only card with half complete data.
i got fed up with how slow the 1.5t is… just switched over to the a2 1tb
Steam audio covering software compatibility with FMOD might do good things for the stability problems seen with games using FMOD in proton. In 2022, some FMOD games would just have really buggy audio no matter what you did.
Does it though? I had the impression that it was only a spatialisation plug-in, which adds propagation and replaces FMOD's sub-par HRTF with a much more scientifically sound one. The actual output is still done by FMOD with all of its quirkiness.
Valve has been the single greatest driver towards open source technology. They've had a larger and more positive influence than GNU.
GNU is focusing on Libre which is a little better (philosophically) than just open source.
Valve is focused on gaming software (even though some of the non-gaming aspects benefits from it).
GNU's software focus is much broader.
We can't just easily compare different institutions that easily, they both benefited/benefiting the Linux and open source world in their own way.
@@themedleb And I will continue to maintain that GNU's philosophy has hurt open source and the adoption of open source software. Disagree all you want, but Google dumped all the GNU elements in making their own Linux distribution, Android, and desktop market share is maybe 3 to 5% in reality, regardless of the collected stats saying 1.5% or whatever they're saying now. Desktop market share should be significantly higher 25 years on having things like GNOME and KDE. Some people will even argue that such things aren't important, but Microsoft with their monopoly have hurt consumers and civilization at large in various ways, that had we all adopted open source would not have happened.
@@anon_y_mousse
You mentioned Google/Android, Gnome, KDE, desktop market ...which implies you're focusing on GUI and desktop related stuff, of course you'll find that Valve did more in this regard, but I was talking about Linux and open source as a whole server included (since that's what you talked about in your first comment).
And honestly, this hollowing out and denial of how much we have the FSF/RMS/GNU to thank for is getting silly. Without GNU there would be no Linux, end of story. The fact that the hard work of those pioneers that made Linux and everything else we can now take for granted and the projects we now can use to replace what used to be irreplaceable possible does not change that fact.
Nitpicking over how much GNU there still is is pathetic, oh GNOME is no longer a GNU project? Big deal, I still count it, without GNU there would not have been a Gnome and without the constant bickering between Gnome and KDE, KDE wouldn't be where it is today (and vice versa, obviously).
Without gcc/glibc there wouldn't have been a Linux and most of us would be using some commercial OS, the rest of us (a vast minority) would still be trying to get HURD to run on their hardware.
Bottom line: show some respect for the man and the project, you have a lot to thank both of them for, and how much actual GNU parts there still are in your average distribution is irrelevant.
we would be probably on bsd's without gnu today. Gnu & fsf made popularize linux with basic tooling and maintanance. Nowadays fsf is mostly dead.
@@darukutsu You're right, we would be better off without GNU, because BSD's are generally more stable and yet have a nearly identical toolset.
I wish that steaminput was open source. Or steam in general.
They probably have to retain some level of proprietary content to remain viable as a company. Plus, I wouldn't want source code for things like Steam Marketplace or the Steam Store to go public; sounds like a security vulnerability.
@@juanquireyes6703just like that one time dozens of vulnerabilities where discovered when the linux kernel source code was leaked
@@juanquireyes6703Fair enough, but at least things like Steaminput could be open source.
@juanquireyes6703 i do wish at least some sort of compatibility with Steam Input was added outside of Steam. If you're on the desktop without logging in, as far as i know the screen keyboard and the entire controller section does not work at all without you logging into Steam. You need a Keyboad and Mouse to control the Steam Deck. Hopefully a solution will be made eventually.
@@arcadeportal32 the trackpads still work without you being logged in in desktop mode, so you can still operate the device for the most part.
I wish Aspyr would finally port over or remake the Rogue Squardon Games made by Factor5 back in the day. I would love to replay them on the Steam Deck.
Me. Too
Yes please, or just polish and release Wii unreleased "Rogue Squadron Trilogy" version that it's trailer is published here on YT on IGN channel
Aspyr has a terrible history with star wars ports. Give it to competent devs
@@patrickm2912I would take anything tbh, I only want the trilogy release
The original Rogue Squadron is on Steam already.
I just bought 1.5 TB card on sale for my new Steam Deck OLED. I love your channel. New subscriber.
2:45
Yeah, even today with internet speeds being what they are, it's amazing where sneakernet can still prevail. Never underestimate the bandwidth of a stationwagon full of tapes. That remains true today as physical media size decreases, and storage density increases. Do not underestimate the bandwidth of a minivan full of SanDisk 1.5TB microSD cards. :D
Mustache is gone!
The horror!
Why? I think I liked it
It's baby Gardiner. Also the AWE32 is 32 voices, not 32 bit I think.
It's hidden in the background of the video for a giveaway. For reals!!!
I think he's cuter this way.
Where is the smash button? I can't find it
I'm surprised at the SD card transfer "just working," at least where EmuDeck is concerned, as when I upgraded to a bigger microSD on Steam Deck, I had to basically redo the entire EmuDeck setup again for it to pick things up, then I disocvered they have their transfer wizard thing or whatever.
Gamescope is more about displaying than a desktop environment (it is called a microcompositor). But it is used for the game mode desktop environment on Steam Deck (which is basically big picture mode) along with any game running on the Deck (at least in game mode, maybe it doesn't use it in desktop mode).
I think it lacks support for multi windows which is why nobody uses it for a more regular desktop environment (probably also a lot of other things missing compared to X11 and Wayland) but it has more features relevant for gaming (at least more so in the past, Wayland has gotten more things added).
Funny thing is on Steam Deck you can run desktop environment from within Gamescope... you write a script, you add it as game in the same way you do web browser and bam. I don't even remember what was the initial reason for me to do so two years ago but it's very handy - much quicker to start, much faster to close :P
Thanks for the video, I love to hear the open source source news. I really should try it some of those Linux gaming distros and maybe put one on my steam deck or laptop.
Honestly, what really surprised me was how easy gaming generally is. I use Linux Mint and I've only had very minor issues which were pretty easy to fix. Most games I've played have been a breeze :)
@@barryb.benson7572 I agree. I started using Linux around 2011. It was so painful to play games and watch Netflix. Linux mint added third party software to the installation iso. That made a huge difference. I stuck with Linux mint for a long time because of that. I was amazed when I got my steam deck. It's so easy to play games on Linux now. I don't feel like I need Windows for games anymore.
The micro SD is an A1...
Valve recommend an A2 since the A1's are slower at reading files from.
It's been a long time coming, audio has been overlooked for way too long. As graphics card become ever larger and more power hungry, audio has been relegated to a motherboard utility. I've been lamenting this and trying to think of ways to use path tracing or use shaders on the GPU to emulate audio occlusion etc. I'm so glad Valve has done this.
You without a mustache is jarring. Looks good, but I said "woah!" outload lol
if Steam forced every game of theirs to be open source Saints Row fans would be able to get together and continue what Idol Ninja started
Great video! Question for someone who seems to know what they’re talking about: is this battlefront bundle cross-platform online? I’d love to play on steamdeck, with my brothers who are on xbox
Can somebody please tell me what the name of the track playing in the background when he is talking about Star Wars? Thanks
My only issue is the bumpers. Gone out twice now. And my warrenty is over, like i dont mind using the back buttons but i dont like it. Pretty upset about it.
I have a very serious question I’ve been finding out a lot of people are experiencing a glitch with the steam deck where the steam deck works when it’s connected to a TV, but the screen by itself won’t turn on
And it still won’t work after replacing the screen, and or resetting the system
Wow that's really nice news from you Mr Bryant I already switched to Linux and I'm now using Lutris and bottles for my windows games since w11 itself isn't that important to me nowadays except for my work job and sfm animation though Im excited to see Pragma filmmaker (an open source sfm Alternative) get ready for use on a daily basis
3:07 there's a weird audio mixing glitch or a skip in the video at this point. 9:36 too.
Ugh. I'm so annoyed by DaVinci. That's a rendering glitch.
Great vid, thanks!
Before dropping SDKs, Valve should fix audio in CS2. The audio in that game is terrible, it is completely messed up with respect the appropriate physical distances in which events occur. You can almost hear anything anywhere, and that confuses the player a lot.
They have in-game L/R isolation and Perspective Correction in the settings. Settings may depends on your audio setup
@@wibs0n68 Thank you for the info, I'll try tweak it the next time I reinstall it!
can you test a usb-c splitter, trying to use charging and usb-c display (or any other device) at the same time.
SW battlefront were my first FPS. I played it in computer club, it was fun playing LAN with my brother and people there was golden. It was sad to see those games just die.
Do you know if the Steam Deck going to have a app or feature for printing anytime soon?
LOLLL
I am so glad to hear about SWB. It was the first third person shooter I tried on my deck, but the older controls did NOT translate well to modern controllers.
What's the difference between playing Battlefront II Classic (you can already play this, even online) and playing it now in this collection? Will they be different servers?
I think so yeah. It says it supports up to 64 players. It's also gonna be on Switch, Xbox, PS5, PC etc. So maybe crossplay?
Great video as usual! I thought the same thing when the RPS article showed up in my google feed - oh this is cool! Wait, where is it? Its just a page of links-?! Lol, but I guess your point of seeing more main stream coverage of the Deck is good and I am sure they will continue to build on what is there. The orange Pi is the first non steam handheld that actually got my attention, tons of potential there and great to see another Linux based handheld! Used to be a Manjaro distro fan, but over the years there have been too many issues that I would be leery about using their desktop again, BUT, this handheld is definitely something I would be interested in, especially if they can keep the price point low. Of course nothing will ever replace my Steam Deck OLED, but if I was to ever purchase a second handheld, that might be the one.
I really love your videos and this channel
Good times when my brother and I played splitscreen Battlefront II on the PS2!
I'm happy that the Classic Collection will have a soft remaster by Aspyr
steam audio is great and all, but can we just enable game pausing on the steam deck when it sleeps so the audio doesnt break all the time? ive basically abandoned the preview and beta update channels because i CANNOT use my deck without the "pause before suspend" decky plugin. nothing else has fixed the audio crackle caused by sleeping the deck, and this issue has been around since DAY ONE. CMON VALVE
Any chance of getting a review of SteamOS (PC, not Steam Deck) anytime soon?
Probably not until Valve's actual public release of it.
You vanished from my feed for a while. No idea why. Glad to see you here again!
Great times to be alive. Is this the year of the Linux desktop? Like every year, YES.
Valve has bestowed the crown jewel to all PC gamers that their AMAZING software support for gamepads and even more amazing SteamInput API that does what should've been a standard already two decades ago on consoles... and yet, barely any game supports it still. It's mind-blowing.
Respect to Valve for open sourcing their products!
Thanks for the news!
So Steam Audio is EAX done right?
No. It's literally A3D+, which is what the original half life supported, then Microsoft killed 3d audio with Vista while keeping it on their consoles.
1:53, that's great and all. But i wont buy SanDisk. I've had their SD Cards and Flash drives. They all have failed on me within a year. Even my cheap Chinese drives that cost $12 for six of them are still working. While every SanDisk drive i own is a brick. My preference is Kingston. I've been using Kingston products for 20 years, and never had one fail. Not one time. Maybe i'm just lucky. But that's impressive either way.
Yeah. Sandisk is trash. Last night I returned a thumbdrive to Best Buy. Super slow and would get extremely hot. They use to make good stuff. Like you, I’ve had better luck with cheapo no-name Chinese cards and drives.
At least i know i'm not the only one. LOL!! @@hymefly
I wish either Valve would open-source SteamVR or get on with the process of fixing up SteamVR for Linux so it is on-par with their Windows product. So far SteamVR for Linux trails behind, it is often broken upon a release, stutters far more and has less FPS than their Windows version.
Rogue Squadren is my favourite star wars game series
Great new look 👍
dude i already own og battlefront 2 with a mod that restores the online multiplayer, this collection hopefully will be good!
Always liked the smash button! 😂
Was literally replaying Battlefront 1 and 2 the past few months for about the millionth time
What's so great about the Star wars on PC? We've had those games, and the mods probably aren't compatible with the re release.
What is the points that manjaro has to make it a gaming limux os compared to ubuntu and its variations?
Tbh, otherwise that there is no point in using it at all as they have no real credibility left….
OMG!! You shaved!!! Also I can’t wait for battlefront!! I loved those games
I purchased other slimbook device and I really like it, so Steam + gaming hardware specs would make it a great device for this purpose
Nice video!!
Try to limp along my pixel 3a XL for another month, or get a 1.5TB microSD card...that's a tough call.
Why is not expected a USB + BT Steam Controller 2 with the shape of the Steam Deck?
Why not other vendors offer it using those upgraded sticks that some people change on their Steam Decks?
Why not even a kickstarter project to see if it would sell 10.000 units that is the minimum to mass produce?
Not only for Steam desktops for Steam Machines, it would be great for Android games, Steam Link on TVs and phones, and even for MS WOS gaming, and a way of making it a standard that every game will have to adapt to, including future handhelds where everybody misses the 2 Steam Deck touchpads, that I think have to become a standard.
What you don't understand is most games already have fmod audio you could easily mod in this steam audio
I'm pretty sure that the game engine needs to integrate Steam Audio directly. There's a Steam Audio plugin for FMOD Studio, which is not the same thing as the FMOD middleware that is included with games.
i would love a video about how to play old windows games like crimson skies i love that game but i want to play it on steam deck so bad
The Manjaro devs are going to have a lot of work in front of them because they're going to have to get away from the history of their project breaking other projects when it comes to their patched version of game scope.
I was going to ask about godot but the second I got to the comments you brought it up. Thanks.
I didn’t know you could use Crossover on Linux, lol.
But given Proton’s focus is gaming I could see Crossover also being focused on none gaming programs, especially on Linux where MacOS more often gets their own versions.
Crossover is the "mother company" behind Wine / WineHQ, which is the base for Proton... They are essentially forks of the same thing!
@@lepatenteux592 the big similarity is why I did think there wasn't Crossover for Linux because of Proton's prevalence in Linux, where Proton was dropped for MacOS therefore I thought that was why Crossover existed on MacOS.
Wine is a project of its own but CodeWeavers is their main corporate sponsor and hires developers who do 2/3 of the commits to the project.
Crossover is CodeWeavers commercial Wine product. Then Valve hired CodeWeavers to make Proton where its improvements to Wine gets added to Wine.
Orange Pi announcing another new item, but no ETA on the Orange Pi 5 Pro, not even a pre-order option since being announced in November… not holding my breath for Neo
Aspyr should make Battlefront 3 since EA has no desire to
Can you do reviews of unrated non Steam verified Games for Steam Deck and how to get them to work?
Have a few recommendations?
Gardiner do you think Gabe would consider setting up a pared down Open Source SteamOS for phones?
That would be a godsend as an alternative to Android and iOS.
There are many language learning mobile apps. I would like on an alternative to those two...Lingq, Storytel and many others.
It's called Ubuntu touch.
8:06
new steam thingy is audio...
nothingburger i guess
Like that smash button?
I wish that slimbook came with an AMD GPU. I much prefer an open-source approach to GPU drivers, than a proprietary approach. I chose an AMD Advantage laptop for my most recent laptop purchase (and it's running Manjaro with no problems).
Yeah, I always scratch my head when I see "Linux gaming hardware" with Nvidia.
Battlefront 1 and 2 were the best 64v64 / 128v128 games out there, besides Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2, it was absolute Fun Chaos, I loved all 4 games.
Majarno gaming sounds interesting.
aged like a spoiled milk
Every few weeks Gardiner claims gaming has changed forever. Yet it stays the same for years...
“She has nothing to do with the Steam Audio team.” That’s a bold assumption, please explain. 8:25
you look so much better without the mustache!
I 2000% disagree. I look like a baby. I got carded for the first time in 15 years. But thanks for the compliment.
@@gardiner_bryantyou do look like a little girl, you're epic for admitting that, so at least youre a badass and realistic not bending to what's popular in culture. Short hair has historically always been associated with slavery. Join the service? = Buzzed. Go to orison? Buzzed. Become a cop? Buzzed.
@@gardiner_bryantwomen just say you look better by what they prefer, it's very deceiving. Hair is always better on a man.
Given how Manjaro has a history of a big mess up every few months, I wouldn't buy the handheld. I remember that I install Spotify on it and it destroyed my whole desktop environment a few years ago. Add to that that their repos go out of sync with Arch which leads to all kinds of problems.
I prefer Garuda for an Arch like Linux distribution as it has lots of things for gaming and management of the OS and BTRFS snapshots by default.
SteamOS is pretty good so I would not install anything else on it OS wise if I could buy one in my country. Besides, you could probably install that BPM game manager software via a Flatpak or with distrobox.
Anything that helps using a Steam Deck as a daily driver desktop on a dock without too much editing of scripts nor breaking the stability of gaming mode. I don't have the money for a whole other gaming desktop or laptop, so the Deck is the most powerful PC that I own. I'm just done buying consoles and don't want to turn to Windows for a PC gaming experience.
I might buy battlefront just to show disney that im willing to negotiate
Just as a suggestion; An episode on disability accessibility and/for the Steam Deck.
Not FOR Linux and Mac OS but ON Linux and Mac OS.
"like that smash button"..?
I really hope I dont come across as patronising here, but you should keep your eye-line 2/3 of the way up the shot - it looks a bit weird. Enjoy it as ever anyway :)
I thought you said eye-liner at first
If that chonk of an SD card works on the Steam Deck, it will also work on the Switch 😁
Image if they open source.. Source 2 engine
Game performance reviews!
Kind of sounds like they gave up trying to patch battlefront 1 and 2 and are now just selling the patch lol
So, using removable media to copy files (essentially what computer games are) between devices is now a "game changer"? :) Something that has been with us for decades? And that game companies (including Valve), among others, have invested a lot in making it very difficult to impossible to achieve?
Butbutbutbutbutbutbutbut it's been available on Steam Deck unofficially already with tons of awesome mods...??
Also WTF 50gb required??? Ugh when will these fricken fricks learn...
Wow... I really miss that split screen, i remember i play Most Wanted back in the day with my best friend on ps2. What a good ol day 🥹
Compared to multiplayer live service games, it feels empty and i didn't feel fun at all. Especially the competitive games.
I think the Manjaro handheld will be my next purchase. I love the idea of Linux gaming.
but the battlefront classic games was a EA game too in the past ^^
Nvidia GPU on Linux-centric hardware... are they out of their minds?
I liked the smash button!
What’s with all these old games getting repackaged and sold again?
Have any of these 3rd party implementations of SteamOS gotten to the point where Nvidia cards are compatible and functional? I'd love to tinker with this stuff, but all my spare cards are Nvidia.
RIP upper lip hair LOL