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Having a desktop OS was a big thing 30 years ago, but now nobody cares anymore. Who interacts with their OS other than launching browsers or apps based on brows
by brnt 3y ago
Having a desktop OS was a big thing 30 years ago, but now nobody cares anymore. Who interacts with their OS other than launching browsers or apps based on browsers? Not even most coders these days.
OSes are irrelevant these days and having basically libwindows.so these days only underlines that.
- pjmlp 3y agoThat is why GNU/Linux gaming is stuck on 2%, and needs to emulate Windows APIs. Valve only stresses the relevance of Windows.
- brnt 3y agoThe Steam user survey isnt a representative number. An API isn't emulated, it's implemented, it's no more or less native than Windows itself. In various benchmarks Proton is now outperforming Windows. There is no need for it anymore, outside some niche applications.
- pjmlp 3y agoStatistics only matter when they make our case, yeah. I know pretty well how Proton works.