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For some definition of work. And I would wager than no more than 2% of playtime is on Linux. And that’s being extremely generous.
by forrestthewoods 6y ago
For some definition of work. And I would wager than no more than 2% of playtime is on Linux. And that’s being extremely generous.
- innocenat 6y agoHave you actually tried Proton? It's not "some definition" of works. A lot of games just work perfectly. Furthermore, 19 of those 50 games (38%) support Linux natively.
- forrestthewoods 6y ago> A lot of games just work perfectly. Even games rated “platinum” can have a variety of serious issues. Native Linux support is worth about 1% of a game’s playerbase. Varies by game of course. But 1% is a very fair and reasonable starting point.
- yepthatsreality 6y agoGamers use their machines for things besides gaming. There are a myriad of reasons to ditch proprietary OSes for Linux software and Proton is making it easier. There might currently only be 1% of sales, but Proton is good enough now where that number is only going to grow.
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