Which is the better Linux OS for work with Unreal Engine?
I think that in ubuntu it works very horrible, is so slow, and not all interfaces work fine, the Editor crash ever that begin a simple process, update project code for example, and so, it's very horrible work in ubuntu.
But, only Unrea work very bad in ubuntu, MODO works fine, Blender works fine, all python process works fine, it's very good for heavy work, better than windows, then, i don't understand why Unreal Engine work so bad in Ubuntu.
Not sure what you mean about lack of updates - we have just released 4.9 - feel free to give it a try
Hi RCL, my team is wondering if the launcher is going to be released for Linux anytime soon - for now we still need Windows to download assets from the marketplace.
Which is the better Linux OS for work with Unreal Engine?
I think that in ubuntu it works very horrible, is so slow, and not all interfaces work fine, the Editor crash ever that begin a simple process, update project code for example, and so, it's very horrible work in ubuntu.
But, only Unrea work very bad in ubuntu, MODO works fine, Blender works fine, all python process works fine, it's very good for heavy work, better than windows, then, i don't understand why Unreal Engine work so bad in Ubuntu.
Not sure what you are talking about but Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS is the distro you should use if you want seriously develop UE4 stuff and you don't want to have to trouble with compiling and other issues. Personally I use Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS with 16GB and NVidia 750ti and UE4 rocks. I have super high framerates, developing stuff without big issues.
Use the latest Unreal Engine 4 (4.9 atm).
Hi RCL, my team is wondering if the launcher is going to be released for Linux anytime soon - for now we still need Windows to download assets from the marketplace.
I, too, am interested in the answer to this. Would love some way of getting at the Marketplace without switching to a different OS.
Now with Vulkan released, when should I be able to use Vulkan? For now I still reboot Windows because of: https://answers.unrealengine.com/que...texture-s.html
hence I'm looking forward to develop for Vulkan on Ubuntu. Using simultaneously my integrated Intel and my GTX770 will get fast.
Some vulkan tests on linux around there show very good performance, same or very close to vulkan in windows. That way, with vulkan, the engine can use the DX12 features on linux and windows non-10
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