I stopped supporting them after the first release of Proton Steam Play. That told me which company cared more about pushing Linux as a gaming platform.
Now I just pick up the free games.
I stopped supporting them after the first release of Proton Steam Play. That told me which company cared more about pushing Linux as a gaming platform.
Now I just pick up the free games.
Funny thing about gog's free "games". My wife bought me bioshock infinite for 2 bucks on sale, and I went to try and install it. Gog now has their games split up when they're large so you have multiple files that are supposedly easier to install. But...the exe does not play nice with Wine, Lutris is not a sure bet, and unless your using their Galaxy installer (which I couldn't get working with Lutris), it's a bitch to get it installed. I now lump Gog into the same boat as Epic: hostile to Linux. Bye Felicia.
Funny thing about gog's free "games". My wife bought me bioshock infinite for 2 bucks on sale, and I went to try and install it. Gog now has their games split up when they're large so you have multiple files that are supposedly easier to install. But...the exe does not play nice with Wine, Lutris is not a sure bet, and unless your using their Galaxy installer (which I couldn't get working with Lutris), it's a bitch to get it installed. I now lump Gog into the same boat as Epic: hostile to Linux. Bye Felicia.
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