Comment Re:Using a very loose (Score 1) 78
I've switched. Linux gaming is pretty much solid. That 60% is unlikely to break because it uses the Steam runtime on top of a static selection of a verified proton version. You could rip out the entire, say, Ubuntu OS, transplant your steam library to Fedora, and it'll keep working.
the "little hacks" to make a few games work are usually trivial. Gamers are quite used to tweaking a setting or two to make things run. There's a few titles that don't support DRM on linux, and may never run, but I don't think those titles are generally worth anyone's time, as they are child focused multi-player games for the most part, who's main draw is that they have lootbox aka child gambling mechanics. Best, honestly, to keep people away from them.
the "little hacks" to make a few games work are usually trivial. Gamers are quite used to tweaking a setting or two to make things run. There's a few titles that don't support DRM on linux, and may never run, but I don't think those titles are generally worth anyone's time, as they are child focused multi-player games for the most part, who's main draw is that they have lootbox aka child gambling mechanics. Best, honestly, to keep people away from them.