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Valve doing more of a Steam Deck push with their Steam Deck Verified game pages
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I have several Windows games that Steam, with Proton, runs amazingly well on Linux.
I have a spare drive with windows so I can play Battlefield 6, literally everything else I need or want works great on Linux. I'm hoping the anti cheat developers get more on board soon, maybe they'll catch on after windows shits itself a couple more times due to the spaghettified AI code. I currently can't get into recovery mode because Microsoft borked it with their last patch lmao.
There's only 2 games in my library that just straight do not work. And one is due to anticheat. Could probably get the other one working, just kinda lazy.