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I use Pop!_OS for my gaming rig. Pretty well optimized for gaming and light programming. Been enjoying it

• joshdavham 2y ago
  I thought Linux didn't support most games, like MacOS?
  • roldie 2y ago
    I think since Steam has been working so hard on Steam Deck and SteamOS the compatibility has skyrocketed to pretty much parity with Windows
  • kule 2y ago
    I'm assuming since the Steam Deck push it's all changed. Either way, I don't tend to play AAA, but I've been able to play all the games I've wanted to without issue in Steam.
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  • w4rh4wk5 2y ago
    Many games run acceptably well on Linux nowadays thanks to Valve's efforts with the Steam Deck, pushing technologies like Wine -> Proton and DXVK. The biggest chunk of games that do not work falls into the multiplayer / live-service category, as anti-cheat solutions often don't allow for running on Linux this way. Compared to macOS, this is probably night vs. day.