this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2023
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I don't. My entire Epic library is freebies, and it's well over 200 games at this point. I can't imagine them getting telemetry data that says the host OS is Linux is the kind of "support" that turns them away from reconsidering Linux.
I'm just a guy on the Internet, do whatever. 🤷♂️ Just seems silly spending time fighting to use software from a company that actively campaigns against linux and calls it nonviable. I can understand corporate indifference, but epic is different. And unfortunately, wine/proton identify host os as windows 7.
Sure. I wasn't being combative, just pointing out that there are cases that don't give them much support. And if Proton reports as Win 7 (a discontinued OS), then it becomes a wash, since the alternative would have been Windows 10/11 anyway.
If they want to miss out on the market share of Steam Deck users, that's their poor business choice to make.
Didn't they just win a lawsuit against google for "noncompetitive and monopolistic practices"?