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Valve doing more of a Steam Deck push with their Steam Deck Verified game pages
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God forbid Valve push their great product
Your reply implies the article is critical of this, but it isn't
Yeah, the other interpretation isn't better. Either the title is critical of this or it is an incredibly obvious (verging on completely uneccesary) statement.
Seriously, it amounts to 'Valve wants to sell more of this console they make money off of'
I have several Windows games that Steam, with Proton, runs amazingly well on Linux.
I have a spare drive with windows so I can play Battlefield 6, literally everything else I need or want works great on Linux. I'm hoping the anti cheat developers get more on board soon, maybe they'll catch on after windows shits itself a couple more times due to the spaghettified AI code. I currently can't get into recovery mode because Microsoft borked it with their last patch lmao.
There's only 2 games in my library that just straight do not work. And one is due to anticheat. Could probably get the other one working, just kinda lazy.