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Here's another way to look at the Linux market share on Steam
4 Dec 2017 at 11:31 pm UTC
When Valve started with Linux in 2013, people usually played CS, L4D, TF or Dota. GTA V was only available for the consoles and PUBG did not exist. So the most popular games on Steam have been available for Linux in the first years. But today's evergreens like GTA V, PUBG or Rocket League are not controlled by Valve any more. Only for Rocket League they managed to organize a Linux port. Rocket League is usually number one in the Steam sales charts.
4 Dec 2017 at 11:31 pm UTC
Quoting: ageresSteamspy says there are 275 million active users on Steam. 0.27% is about 750 thousand. Maybe it's true that Linux users migrate to Windows? Before PUBG and China, there were 150m and 1% respectively, which gave us 1.5 million of Linux users.Not necessarily. If Linux gamers play less, the percentages go down and those of Windows go up.
When Valve started with Linux in 2013, people usually played CS, L4D, TF or Dota. GTA V was only available for the consoles and PUBG did not exist. So the most popular games on Steam have been available for Linux in the first years. But today's evergreens like GTA V, PUBG or Rocket League are not controlled by Valve any more. Only for Rocket League they managed to organize a Linux port. Rocket League is usually number one in the Steam sales charts.
Here's another way to look at the Linux market share on Steam
3 Dec 2017 at 7:50 am UTC
I think it will only change fundamentally when cloud gaming like Playstation Now becomes more widespread. Linux will undoubtedly play a more important role, as companies like Valve would otherwise become completely dependent on Microsoft. But with cloud gaming it doesn't really matter what you use as a client system.
3 Dec 2017 at 7:50 am UTC
Quoting: ageresThe most popular Steam games in China are Windows-only GTA V and PUBG, so even if there are millions of Linux users in China, they see no point joining Steam. Maybe if these games got Linux versions, we would see growth of Linux market share because of Chinese Linux users.These games are also very popular outside China. In the past, CS had the omnipresence of PUBG. Now we see the old chicken or the egg dilemma. Valve had bridged that for a while. Unfortunately, the market has never really accepted it.
I think it will only change fundamentally when cloud gaming like Playstation Now becomes more widespread. Linux will undoubtedly play a more important role, as companies like Valve would otherwise become completely dependent on Microsoft. But with cloud gaming it doesn't really matter what you use as a client system.
Linux market share on Steam drops again as Steam continues to grow
2 Dec 2017 at 8:04 pm UTC
2 Dec 2017 at 8:04 pm UTC
Valve no longer lists the different distributions. Only Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS 64 bit and others:
http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/?platform=linux [External Link]
http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/?platform=linux [External Link]
Linux market share on Steam drops again as Steam continues to grow
2 Dec 2017 at 7:52 pm UTC Likes: 7
2 Dec 2017 at 7:52 pm UTC Likes: 7
And Windows 10 drops again by 4.97%.
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Well, I'm starting to think about a steering wheel. Recommendations?
This could mean that the differences between Metal and Vulkan are not so big, which would be generally very positive for Linux. Linux ports has often developed piggyback with the Mac ports in the past.
Well, I'm starting to think about a steering wheel. Recommendations?
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They continued on, noting that they want their fans to get the best experience possible.Does that mean they will bring their Games to Linux? ^_^
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