Check out the full second episode of Games For Everyone

By Liam Dawe - 17 Feb 2026 at 2:08 pm UTC

Games For Everyone has returned for Episode 2, going over our thoughts on various Linux gaming related subjects.

This time featuring just myself, Jason Evangelho from Linux For Everyone and Nick from The Linux Experiment. We're hoping to have Gardiner Bryant back for the upcoming Episode 3!

In this one we go over topics like the Steam Machine and Steam Frame timing, Steam Deck stock, Discord, the Open Gaming Collective, the GDC 2026 report and much more.

Grab a coffee and have a watch and listen below:

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Let us know what you think to the episode in the comments and if you want us to keep doing more.

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Jarmer 2 hours ago

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oh man, those are some spicy topics. Could be some good discussions! I'll give it a listen this week :)

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Julius 23 minutes ago

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A Peertube mirror would be still nice.

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