• @[email protected]
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      815 days ago

      Meh, I’m fine not playing games that require kernel level access to my system to prevent cheating, or games by devs that are able to set the anticheat to allow Linux users to play but just don’t.

      • yeehaw
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        214 days ago

        If my device is dedicated to just games, sure, otherwise they can pound sand.

        • @[email protected]
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          314 days ago

          That’s true, I suppose. I hadn’t really put that in the front of my mind, but none of my devices that are strictly for gaming are capable of running pc games. And all my PCs are multi-purpose, work, creative and gaming. So while that applies to me as well, I think even if I did have like a SteamDeck that was just for gaming but potentially capable of running other more “productivity” oriented programs, that specific scenario still wouldn’t really be at the forefront of my mind.
          Like…Valve is still an American company, and they can still be coerced by the government to put shady stuff into say the Steam app, or into SteamOS.
          Gotta wonder if maybe we should all just go back to monkee 🐒. Smash all our tech and live in a tree.

    • Jakob Fel
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      414 days ago

      Wine definitely deserves credit but without Valve’s support of Proton, Linux still wouldn’t be viable for most gaming.