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Me as well. I've on Linux for years, but there was a time where I was preferring GoG for their DRM-free policy. However, Valve went all in on Linux support whil
by aquova 3y ago
Me as well. I've on Linux for years, but there was a time where I was preferring GoG for their DRM-free policy. However, Valve went all in on Linux support while GoG refused to even make a Linux version of their launcher. I still occasionally buy things from them, but Steam gained my business.
- saidinesh5 3y agoYeah, the cdprojekt/Linux story is a weird one. They even released witcher 2 on Linux. But after all the hate they got , for it being a bad port, using some translation layer, it seems like they dropped the Linux use cases. At least they don't go out of their way to block heroic games launcher/Linux and I'm happy with that.
- bombcar 3y agoIt’s much easier and safer for a company to officially not support Linux, but keep an eye on issues and not block it, than to officially release a port.