GOG calls Linux "the next major frontier" for gaming as it works on a native client

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GOG calls Linux "the next major frontier" for gaming as it works on a native client (www.xda-developers.com)

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>Gaming on Linux used to be in a nasty catch-22. People wouldn't develop games for Linux because gamers didn't use it, and gamers didn't use Linux because people wouldn't develop games for it. However, with the advancement of tech like Proton, we're beginning to see people take Linux seriously as a gaming powerhouse.

Archive: https://archive.today/pyAYa From the post: >>Gaming on Linux used to be in a nasty catch-22. People wouldn't develop games for Linux because gamers didn't use it, and gamers didn't use Linux because people wouldn't develop games for it. However, with the advancement of tech like Proton, we're beginning to see people take Linux seriously as a gaming powerhouse.

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I know GOG has a feature where it can sync your Steam and GOG accounts (and in some cases add a game to your GOG if you already own it on Steam), but I really hope they make an app/plug-in or some other way to easily access your GOG library on Steam. Either that or Valve just buys them and merges the two.

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