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mellowtigger) wrote2019-06-26 08:55 pm
mellowtigger) wrote2019-06-26 08:55 pm
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game platforms
The platform that I like ideologically is Good Old Games (GOG). Unfortunately, they've abandoned Linux. A Linux version of their Galaxy client is the most-requested feature (currently at 23K requests), but it's had that "In Progress" status for about half a decade now. They won't even update the status to tell us to go away. Meanwhile, they recently announced Galaxy Client 2.0 (new! improved!) with a very noticeable exception (go away, Linux customers!).
So... as I promised GOG 2 years ago in a customer service ticket at their own site, I started spending my money at Steam, which has a very active Linux development strategy through their ProtonDB compatibility.
And... now Steam is having their summer sale. (I joined Team Hare, for the curious.) I'm seeing 75% off on a lot of old favorites from many years ago, so I'm buying them up now. These games were only ever released on Windows, but it doesn't matter now. I play them on Linux anyway thanks to ProtonDB. Yay!
Happy gamer buying cheap games.
So... as I promised GOG 2 years ago in a customer service ticket at their own site, I started spending my money at Steam, which has a very active Linux development strategy through their ProtonDB compatibility.
And... now Steam is having their summer sale. (I joined Team Hare, for the curious.) I'm seeing 75% off on a lot of old favorites from many years ago, so I'm buying them up now. These games were only ever released on Windows, but it doesn't matter now. I play them on Linux anyway thanks to ProtonDB. Yay!
Happy gamer buying cheap games.