I’m excited with where PC gaming is going because it looks like it might become truly OS agnostic soon.
I’ve mentioned Steam Deck many times, and I must emphasize again how many games are playable—seeing how it runs Linux.
Games that were only meant to run on Windows work flawlessly on Linux now without missing a beat. Yes, even games made in the 90s and 00s.
Want to know how far things have come? Baldur’s Gate 3, Street Fighter 6, and Elden Ring are available on Linux. And this is just a fraction of a library that would have been exclusive to Windows that’s now available on Linux.
I’ve mentioned Steam Deck many times, and I must emphasize again how many games are playable—seeing how it runs Linux.
Games that were only meant to run on Windows work flawlessly on Linux now without missing a beat. Yes, even games made in the 90s and 00s.
Want to know how far things have come? Baldur’s Gate 3, Street Fighter 6, and Elden Ring are available on Linux. And this is just a fraction of a library that would have been exclusive to Windows that’s now available on Linux.
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@atomicpoet Yeah, I like it too. I'm not really a Linux user atm (though I use Linux for servers), but I do see Linux as the future in this crazy time where big tech is getting way too cocky. Should make the 'big switch' easier later if it comes to that. ;)
