Thanks to WINE, Proton, and Valve's hardware, a significant milestone has been achieved with 90% of Windows games running on Linux, making nine out of ten Windows games accessible on a new Linux installation. Users are flocking to other platforms during the transition from the Windows 10 to 11 eras. Thank you Microsoft once again for enabling the age of Linux gaming, you are our biggest marketing partner 😉
https://boilingsteam.com/windows-games-compatibility-on-linux-is-at-a-all-time-high/
@nixCraft 90% games that launch doesn't mean 90% of game that are playable. Some do crash after the main menu or have glitches that makes the game unplayable.
Playable games are only about 60% **of games rated on ProtonDB** (about 3% of Steam catalog, or 70% of "popular" games).
That's great, but let's not imply that 90% of games are playable, people will be disappointed.
have you tried the latest milestone ?
and no, that 3% is just fake too.
FYI, M$ pays millions to make beleive windows is stil used that much.
if it is the case, well that's another statment from an illeterate that thinks the world stops at the US borders :) , I mean you think china and india still uses windows ? that's about 3 billions saouls right there ... africans have money to buy PCs with TMP2.0 ? neither.
that s a joke thinking about windows.
oh, europeans use Linux .
last detail, if a game doesnt run in Linux or proton, that is 100% the fault and responsability of the editor, lobying ? skill ? I dont care :)
@Vapeur @nixCraft I'm European (French), use Fedora as a daily-driver, and am writing this from my GrapheneOS phone.
I did edit the message to replace the 3% with 10%, as I misread a graph.
The rest of my message is correct. Here are the figures from ProtonDB.
I won't answer any further message. Don't feed the troll they say.
