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A majority of Windows games can be played more or less flawlessly at near native performance on Linux via Steam's Wine-based Proton compatibility layer. This wi
by ac29 7y ago
A majority of Windows games can be played more or less flawlessly at near native performance on Linux via Steam's Wine-based Proton compatibility layer. This will break with the removal of 32-bit libraries in Ubuntu.
- JetSpiegel 7y agoSo Valve just clones the libraries they need and redistribute that on the Steam repositories. They already have the CI infrastructure for Steam itself and the Steam Runtime, a giant blob of set-in-stone libraries.