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According to protondb, sort of: https://www.protondb.com/app/1174180 https://www.protondb.com/app/1174180

• unnouinceput 6y ago
  Good word, "sort of". I would imagine if your car would "sort of" work would you be willing to drive it?
  • laumars 6y ago
    If I had to and there was no risk of injury. Much like how there’s no risk of injury here.
  • ben-schaaf 6y ago
    Yes? Aircon in my car hasn't worked in over a year, why would I stop driving it. And that's beside the fact that RDR2 is a form of entertainment, whereas for a lot of people driving is a necessity. It's pretty easy to find games that run well on Linux.
  • oarsinsync 6y ago
    I keep having issues with the built in GPS in my car, and occasionally I’ll get a flash of an error message about the gearbox being in P while driving. One of the glow plugs is also alarming as being bad. My windows machine has a bunch of “unknown hardware” listed in device manager. It’s a fresh windows 10 install of a dell xps laptop. I’d say my car is doing better than my computer. At least Bluetooth works in my car.