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Are you sure that you are using distinct controls/keys for each player? Maybe you could give an example for which player uses which controls. For example: If P1 uses 'A' for fire and P2 uses 'B' there shouldn't be a conflict.

Those specs are really powerful. The question is: What for? Current Linux titles hardly need such power. Valve really must have some aces up its sleeve.

Hm, you normally don't switch kernels just because there are newer ones available. You would do, if there are some major bug fixes or new features the hardware could benefit from. As I don't follow kernel development, is there something important new?

I was hoping that HTML5 finally replaces Flash, but emulating it sounds like a step backwards.

So, you are looking more for a game creation kit than a game engine? There is a dedicated forum on these boards which you may check out: http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/forum/25-game-creation-kits/ I think there are some kits already available

Guess they'll have to wait a few days now, before they can register in the US. :D But to be serious: If they just registered the trademark, it will probably take a few more years to release the game.

I don't understand why people keep saying touchpads are crap without ever having tried it. Is there any touchpad game controller out there that could serve as a reference? Well, I will definitely give that steam controller a try. I'm curious what Steam machines will be available. Depending on...

I think everyone here knows, that AAA titles won't be ported to ARM in the near future. When talking about SteamOS to be ported to ARM, it's just the streaming feature we are considering. 

Then let's hope they'll do an ARM version :)

For me, this sounds like you can run installed (Linux) games. The machine, you install SteamOS on, just has to have enough power to run the game. Considering this, I assume the SteamBox to be just a basic HTPC optimized for streaming. Edit: The magic keyword here is 'too'. This is why I assume...

Guess you've come to the wrong forums. You should ask here http://help.pandora.com/

Was this one used by the Monkey IslandTM series?  :)

Sure it's possible. But not practical :)

Every steam box optimized game could cause incompatibilities with standard PCs, which will certainly stay the main platform for Steam. And I'm sure, developers don't want to maintain two different versions just for Steam. Anyway, I wish them luck. Windows has too long dominated games market :)

Open source does not automatically mean it's portable. Software is generally not portable if there are dependencies to non open sourced libraries that aren't available on the target platform (for example pure Windows software depends on the Windows API). You would have to remove/replace those...

As a PC-gamer I'm not really interested in a PC-like gaming console. If I wanted to play on TV I would just set up a HTPC myself. Maybe some exciting technical details could change my mind :)

That's a nice price. Immediately checked, if thats available on amazon.de too. It's not  :(

Not yet. Working on support for external devices. But there are some difficulties to overcome when forwarding input to BT. Yes, those keys work with the German layout. It seems that the '<,>' key is the same on German and Italian keyboards (next to left shift). You could try the German layout...

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I guess, rohezal aimed at floating point emulation via dsp, what should be possible, though. But I have no clue about the emulation algorithm, so can't say how parallelizable it could be :) Thats true. Useful resources are very rare.