Maybe a bit optimistic, but one can dream
Maybe a bit optimistic, but one can dream
The Duff CEO with a Windows-Logo on his forehead: "Gamers use Windows because of its' user experience not our de facto monopoly."
Next Image: Duff CEO with Windows-Logo in front of a "Out of Business" sign. Subtitle: "30 minutes after SteamOS is released"
Edit: Yo, I'm not saying this is gonna happen. I just want to say that Windew's UX sucks ass.
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It could be 99% of games and it wouldn't matter if the remaining 1% are what people actually wanna play. Support for games outside of Steam is beyond the capabilities of most PC users. Most people don't actually enjoy playing Troubleshooting Simulator.
I play games outside of Steam as well?
Wtf, those launchers play games without issues outside the Steam? What are you talking about?
And if that last 1% of games does crazy shit, it can stay on Windows. There is no need to fully support everything from Windows (down to exploits) on Linux.
Can I just go to gog.com, download The Witcher 3, click on the installer and have it install? Or do I have to configure some bullshit that's beyond the capabilities of the regular user before I can do that? You seem to be completely disconnected from real people. Real people also don't care about what kernel anticheat does and just want it to work.
I have played a game from GOG on Linux (Icewind Dale), it had Linux download, I opened it and the game played 100%, even multiplayer with non-Linux users.
Dunno about Witcher 3 specifically.
It doesn't. But congratulations on showing that Linux gaming outside of Steam is at exactly the same stage as it was years ago: Most titles don't work.
You are just trolling, or being in bad faith.
I don't know about Witcher 3, because I didn't buy it on GOG. I bought it on Steam, works out of the box, no issues.
So either tell me your experience, or stay on Windows.
You download it, you click it, and nothing happens because Linux doesn't run exes, like it was in the 2000s. What did you expect would happen?
"It doesn't work when I make no effort to look up the simple solution that would make it work."
Again with this. You can look up the solution, I can look up the solution. Mr. Regular Joe who just got off an 8 hour shift and just wants to play games for an hour doesn't know or care to know what Wine or Lutris are. You need to get out of your bubble.
You've never heard of AppImages on Linux, that just... open the app on doubleclick? No install or anything?
Because that's what I got when I picked 'Download for Linux' on GOG...
Get lost, you know nothing and speak nonsense.
And don't forget to mention everywhere how Linux community is hostile, and not you being a sorry excuse for a being.
That's what you got on the one game you downloaded, you muppet. It's not the case for most games. Again, get out of your bubble.