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Honestly, at this point if you’re still on Windows for your personal hardware, that’s on you. Linux gaming with proton is great. Most apps have web versions eve
by ta9000 11mo ago
Honestly, at this point if you’re still on Windows for your personal hardware, that’s on you. Linux gaming with proton is great. Most apps have web versions even.
- pjmlp 11mo agoWithout Windows there are no games for Proton to translate.
- estimator7292 11mo agoWithout Windows people would make games for Linux. What are you even talking about
- pjmlp 11mo agoNo they won't, they already tried before with companies like Loki. Android games done with NDK are made with the same APIs available on GNU/Linux, studios don't make them available on GNU/Linux as it isn't worth the additional development costs in QA and support.
- ta9000 11mo agoLuckily for us most modern engines allow for devs to support all three platforms. With more Linux users, game devs will have more incentive to put in the extra work.
- pjmlp 11mo agoThey do, studios don't bother because it doesn't bring back the additional costs spent in QA and support.
- quinndexter 11mo agoYour second comment describes the market as it currently is. Your original hypothetical posits a vastly different market.
- pjmlp 11mo agoIt is the same market, selling games at prices that cover development costs for each platform.