You're completely backwards. The priority is more games running on Linux. The least important thing is the dynamic linking config or the games. Do not sacrif

You're completely backwards. The priority is more games running on Linux. The least important thing is the dynamic linking config or the games. Do not sacrifice - by raising dev costs to support Linux - game support for dynamic linking config. If devs that supported Linux before can do so now for less effort, that's a good thing. I don't care what ldd says. Also, wrapping up the myriad dependencies a game can have under a centralized system like Proton is better than native apps. Much easier to centralize compat fixes.