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> What I look forward is that it expands to GNU/Linux native Wouldn’t that mean that games would need to be constantly updated every few years to continue work
by wqaatwt 2y ago
> What I look forward is that it expands to GNU/Linux native
Wouldn’t that mean that games would need to be constantly updated every few years to continue working?
Windows/DirectX seems like a much more stable system for proprietary/binary software
- ChocolateGod 2y ago> Wouldn’t that mean that games would need to be constantly updated every few years to continue working? Well, Flatpak fixes the "continue working" part, but only by letting applications fix to a runtime version, that means they won't get updated graphics userspace drivers, which could spell trouble for newer GPUs. DirectX/Win32 is far better for Linux gaming.
- pjmlp 2y agoThe way it currently is, it means Proton needs to keep playing catchup with Windows ecosystem all the time.