I dint think it’s as much of a victory for Linux as people make it to be. These games run on Linux not because the developers make them Linux compatible, but be

I dint think it’s as much of a victory for Linux as people make it to be. These games run on Linux not because the developers make them Linux compatible, but because Proton makes Linux compatible with Windows APIs. This essentially makes Windows the primary active environment with Linux foresee playing the catch up game. Why would anyone bother to make a native Linux game when they can just focus on Windows and let the API emulators figure out the rest? It’s not a win, it’s an admission of defeat, albeit a pragmatic one.