Steam is still driving a lot of support for Proton and other open-source development for gaming on Linux, which is why they’re still worth supporting. And if (maybe when) they enshittify, then it is far easier to sail the high seas on any Linux gaming rig than it is on any console.
True, but I do anyway because they consistently create the nicest gaming experience and have a plethora of nice features like their super user-friendly controller customization system.
Steam is still driving a lot of support for Proton and other open-source development for gaming on Linux, which is why they’re still worth supporting. And if (maybe when) they enshittify, then it is far easier to sail the high seas on any Linux gaming rig than it is on any console.
You also don’t need to buy a game on Steam to benefit from Steam’s Proton.
True, but I do anyway because they consistently create the nicest gaming experience and have a plethora of nice features like their super user-friendly controller customization system.