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I’ve seen game devs advertise that their game works natively on Linux and is seen as a positive. My guess is if steam deck takes off there will be more games tr
by qudat 5y ago
I’ve seen game devs advertise that their game works natively on Linux and is seen as a positive. My guess is if steam deck takes off there will be more games trying to build natively on Linux.
- shmerl 5y agoBesides, supporting a game means more than making a Windows build and expecting it to "just work" through Wine / Proton. Proper support requires some effort, even if it's translated. So they can as well support a native release if they even care about support.
- jay_kyburz 5y agoI'm a Linux gamer, and when I see an indie game with native Linux build I avoid it. In my experience they always have problems, and I can't work out how to get Steam to give me the windows version with proton instead of the Linux version.
- howinteresting 5y agoIt's quite easy: go to the settings and force the use of a Steam Play compatibility tool.
- doubled112 5y agoRight click the game in library -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Force the Use of a Specific Steam Play Compatability Tool Now install the game.
- pjmlp 5y agoNot surprising, steam deck also supports Windows now. So lets see which OS gets mostly using on it.