I’m actually glad to hear this. Means more reasons for people to move over to Linux.
Not a fan of the service, but more big names in Linux is good for the rest of us. Some of those people moving over are going to be bringing their Steam libraries over and realizing how much better Linux is for gaming.
More adoption from big companies will likely make these big e-sports games reconsider making their anti-cheat compatible with Linux which is essentially the last hurtle to get people off of Windows.
I’m actually glad to hear this. Means more reasons for people to move over to Linux.
Not a fan of the service, but more big names in Linux is good for the rest of us. Some of those people moving over are going to be bringing their Steam libraries over and realizing how much better Linux is for gaming.
More adoption from big companies will likely make these big e-sports games reconsider making their anti-cheat compatible with Linux which is essentially the last hurtle to get people off of Windows.
I skipped a game or two of League of Legends last night because I didn’t want to reboot into Windows. Played some Rocket League instead.
Exactly. And we need more linux support anywhere we can!