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Proton Feels Like the Future
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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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If by that you mean "in the future" it will be great. A very distant future...
I'm still trying to remember what device I have to use to get each feature.
And despite the fact that Linux is undoubtedly the most private and secure OS, they get the least amount of support.
Yeah the fact that the Linux app is always behind the times kills me.
I'm on Fedora most of the day at work so I feel your pain. But my gaming rig can at least feel some love.
That is solely because the % of Linux users among the Proton userbase is the lowest, compared to the other OS's.