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It's a funny thing. I think what you're saying is exactly right from the standpoint of a dev. As a mere consumer, if you support Steamdeck via Proton, then it s
by vcxy 3y ago
It's a funny thing. I think what you're saying is exactly right from the standpoint of a dev. As a mere consumer, if you support Steamdeck via Proton, then it sure feels to me like you're supporting Linux, but I get why you wouldn't officially say that.
- forrestthewoods 3y agoYup. I think you get it. If I were shipping a game today I would say “I support Steamdeck”. If any users complained about it not working on their particular Linux machine I would say “you’re on your own, good luck!”. I would proudly advertise “Steamdeck support” and I would definitely never claim to “support Linux”. IIRC for my Linux project something like 40% of support tickets were from the 1% of Linux users. Give or take. Never again!
- rowanG077 3y agoDamn, so you are saying you get free testers from the small share the linux users are? That's actually a great incentive by itself.