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I don't think there are a huge number of Steam games running on .NET, but the number might be increasing due to the rise of Unity. Many, many games are written
by voltagex_ 11y ago
I don't think there are a huge number of Steam games running on .NET, but the number might be increasing due to the rise of Unity.
Many, many games are written in C++ and require reasonable porting efforts to get to Linux support. Someone like Ryan C Gordon (icculus) is much better qualified to comment on that, though.
I doubt Microsoft would ever port DirectX to Linux, but then again I doubted they'd do that with .NET, and look where we are.
The DirectX->Wine code works pretty well, but it's always going to be behind the state of the art.
- kbwt 11y agoThere is already a native Direct3D 9 implementation on Linux, called Gallium Nine. It works with any driver exposing the Gallium interface, such as the open source radeon driver.