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I regularly go through my Steam wishlist and remove any game which doesn't support Linux. I am probably the only one, but it is something I do.
by thetanil 6y ago
I regularly go through my Steam wishlist and remove any game which doesn't support Linux. I am probably the only one, but it is something I do.
- antouank 6y agoSome do play with Proton though. Check out the db https://www.protondb.com/ https://www.protondb.com/ I have some games playing with proton and there are no issues at all.
- hatchoo 6y agoYou don't consider if they run using Proton?
- thetanil 6y agoUltimately I want to support devs who support Linux, but if it works on Proton doesn't it also get the flag on steam for support of SteamOS/Linux. I am only going by the Steam flag.
- issamehh 6y agoIt doesn't get marked for every game that is playable. They have a list of games that are officially supported by Proton but there are so many more that work well that you can play if you enable the option in the Steam settings
- TheCapeGreek 6y agoNo, proton compatibility isn't really signified by the flag as it's not official support. That being said it seems Valve doesn't do much to help promote Proton compatibility either, as the only good resource I know to check compatibility is protondb.com (which you should take a look at by the way).
- MeinBlutIstBlau 6y agoSame here. I don't know why but I do. I know windows software will still basically work after about 10 years, especially now. But I still feel scarred from earlier steam sales where devs just dropped the ball and let their games rot to be only compatible on Windows 7 or jesus even XP.
- ghaff 6y agoThere's very little money for the most part in updating old games. The same is true with a lot of old books, among other things.