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That's true but I was referring to games that continue to add new features and improvements to their Windows client, but leave the Linux client on an old versio
by ubercow13 6y ago
That's true but I was referring to games that continue to add new features and improvements to their Windows client, but leave the Linux client on an old version, which is a separate issue. With online games this sometimes even means that Linux users will no longer be able to play with Windows users.
On the other hand Wine probably has better backwards compatibility with old Windows games that Windows does in many cases.
- heelix 6y agoIt does. I've got older games from the Windows XP days that had issues with Windows 7 even with the compatibility mode. My Linux box with proton was able to run it, ironically enough.