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7 years later, Valve's Proton has been an incredible game-changer for Linux
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the result is a perpetually growing pile of bandaids and things never getting fixed properly whether it's in badly behaved games or drivers or things that should get addressed in wine and won't be
Don't changes into proton help both up and downstream? Valve also invests into this project which obviously amplifies the # of people working on it and can only lead to more breakthrus for the side projects associated with this tech.