Yeah, unfortunately Linux Desktop doesn't really consider this a valid use case. It is still very much designed with the idea that everything will be open sourc

Yeah, unfortunately Linux Desktop doesn't really consider this a valid use case. It is still very much designed with the idea that everything will be open source and compiled and packaged by a third party middleman, or by the user themselves assuming they can get the appropriate development environment set up. It's one of the many reasons I think it is terrible as a Desktop. In my opinion, the best way to ensure your game will run on the majority of Linux distributions, now and in the future, is to distribute a Windows binary and rely on WINE (or use winelib). Just make sure to actually test it.