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>Yes, if you want to game, windows seems like a more convenient choice, nobody disputes that. Gaben is closing that gap for us. Also, Minecraft runs fine on L
by fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
>Yes, if you want to game, windows seems like a more convenient choice, nobody disputes that.
Gaben is closing that gap for us.
Also, Minecraft runs fine on Linux. If GP poster had trouble, it's probably down to a video driver issue (which aren't unique to Linux, but are arguably more painful), or a new-environment-learning-curve thing.
- pjmlp 12y agoI don't think Valve will doing for longer time if the studios don't care.
- yellowapple 12y agoSure they will. You wouldn't believe how many new games Steam is trying to throw at me on Linux. The big studios might not care too much (though even this isn't really universal, since there are plenty of big studios that do target Linux/SteamOS), but there's a lot of activity from indie developers, many of whom are targeting SteamOS before they even target OS X (though there still aren't any SteamOS exclusives that I know of).
- fnordfnordfnord 12y agoI think that Valve has bet the farm on Linux. Gaben seems to think that Microsoft might build their own game marketplace and use it to push Valve out.