Perfectly acceptable solution for me.

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As I'm living in Poland we have our own payment options that are far more superior than Paypal, so it won't really hurt me, but still this starts to be ridiculous with those companies are making such decisions.

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I thought that it would be Quake 3 :/

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As long as it's fully playable via Proton, I don't have any problems with that.

I'm aware that maintaining native Linux games can be nasty for game devs.

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Still it is not that much. Besides, most gamers sit on Tumbleweed instead which does not seem to have that kind of problems I guess.

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Another quality update.

Thanks Valve + community :wub:

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And that kind of statement is perfectly fine. And I appreciate that!

We, Linux gamers, do not expect absolute commitment to create a native experience. We just need a declaration that they will not get in our way by blocking Linux like that clown Tim Sweeney or EA.

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Sure VGE, thanks for your input.

Now let's see what actual EU Comission will have to say, rather than typically corporate dogs hired to protect shadowy gaming companies interests.

Dogs can bark, but it shouldn't really change much.

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It seems that at least there are some people who offer actual ideas for some kind of a middle ground: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f44-change-proposal-drop-i686-support-system-wide/156324/256 [External Link]

This discussion is more and more interesting.

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That indeed doesn't look too well.

Let's wait for more news.

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