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Gaming on Linux discourse be like

"It's Linux's fault. Do better, FOSS!"

Gaming on Linux in practice be like:

https://www.protondb.com/app/1085660

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@soatok This one really kills me. Destiny 2 is the reason I have a Windows install.

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@soatok according to publishers not having kernel level anti-cheat is a bug, personally I consider that a feature!

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Orion 🏴‍☠️🐾⎇

@soatok kernel-level anticheat, my despised

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@soatok yep, if something goes wrong on windows its always the user or the apps/games. if something goes wrong on linux, its always "linux's fault". thats how it goes! :)
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Aren't like 99% of people who would hack the game windows users anyways? It's getting boring hearing how dangerous linux users are supposed to be.

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@nano @soatok i can totally understand “linux doesn’t work for me, ergo i will not use it”- frankly everyone should be allowed to pick and choose what works for them

but yeah dumping the entire problem on “this platform sucks and they should feel bad raaah” is so woefully unhelpful and also reeks of Common Internet Discourse

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@soatok It's so annoying when games have anti-cheat that don't like Linux, or when games straight up prevent you from running them on Linux at all

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@soatok sucks that bungie won't allow the game to run on linux because [motions towards nothing]

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@soatok switching to linux saved my from my destiny addiction
thanks FOSS <3

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@soatok Me, a purist, bringing the hot take:

Proton ought to be treated as a transition layer and does not absolve game developers of the responsibility of producing a native Linux port. If a dev (or its publisher) demands non-portable shit like kernel anti-cheat, they weren't on board with Linux to begin with, and having the community demand a native port while using Proton while this port is in development would weed out the shitty devs and publishers.

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@soatok Oh, I know, I'm just trolling for the amateur crowd out there who don't understand the value of writing software using portable software libraries in the first place and instead passively expect free software to conform to the decisions of commercial software, instead of it being a dialogue.

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