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Most likely because they don't use Linux. Or because it's kind of a mine field to support with bugs that occur on different distros. Even Unity has their own st
by Rohansi 2y ago
Most likely because they don't use Linux. Or because it's kind of a mine field to support with bugs that occur on different distros. Even Unity has their own struggles with Linux support.
They're distributing their game on Steam too so Linux support is next to free via Proton.
- fc417fc802 2y ago> it's kind of a mine field to support with bugs that occur on different distros Non-issue. Pick a single blessed distro. Clearly state that it's the only configuration that you officially support. Let the community sort the rest out.
- rounce 2y agoThis is a terrible solution, you're better off just making it Windows only and ensuring it can be run via Proton/Wine.
- fc417fc802 2y agoWhy is it terrible? It gives a concrete target that the build is tested on. If someone cares they can most likely create an environment on their system that matches it. I don't see how that's any different from providing (for example) a flatpak.