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Store doesn't even work on Linux
Just use the store in the browser. And if you meant the client, it's garbage anyways. I'm happy with Heroic Launcher. I take the free games and just never spend a dime with them. Fools
Thats news to me since I am using it just fine on Linux through bottles.
No offense but if you're seriously using Linux for gaming than then idk what to tell you most games don't even support Linux and those who do normally stop after a while f.e. Rocket League even years before Epic got involved
Where have you been the last couple of years? Thanks to steam and their fork of wine you can play a large chunk of games on Linux.
Steam Deck runs on Linux, maybe think for a moment before pulling bs arguments from your behind.
PS5 runs on BSD
Oh my fucking god Lemmy, enough with the Linux. Every thread with the Linux.
You are annoyed that an open source website populated by nerds has a lot of Linux users?
What do you think Lemmy servers run on? What do you think the developers who made Lemmy use? I'll give you a hint, it's the thing you want people to stop talking about
No.
This whole thing runs on FOSS.
What's the issue with it?
The Lord Commander
Go use xitter or threads then.
yeah Linux makes sense in an Tech/IT working environment, but thats it. And people here act like it's a wonder thing that can do anything, when its in reality lacking a lot.
Are industry standard programms like Microsoft Office or Adobe Suite etc. supported No? then it's completely useless for 90% of the working environments. Do games support it? Only some? most of them in a inferior version than the windows counterparts, well then its useless for gaming too.
UX is way better on Windows too because it's less complicated
Some of us are more than willing to deal with rough edges to not be spied on and dicked around by Microsoft and other "black box" software. I've been using it on my personal desktop for 20 years just fine. There are enough open source PDF viewers now that I don't need Adobe's bloated horseshit, and LibreOffice opens MS Office shit just fine.
Proton for gaming is only getting better every day, not worse. You should have seen the scene in say, 2002. Where in 2023, 90% of them will run mostly fine, back then it was basically zero except for Quake and Unreal Tournament native ports.