Comment by danpalmer 4 days ago It sure is: https://store.steampowered.com/sale/steammachine 10 comments danpalmer Reply pjmlp 4 days ago Nah, that is the Year of Windows Gaming, running on Proton. wiseowise 4 days ago Semantics. pjmlp 4 days ago Those semantics hide that game studios keep using Windows workstations, developing Windows games, creating kernel drivers, targeting Windows users as customers, and it is up to Valve to make those games run on SteamOS. 6 replies → gherkinnn 4 days ago [dead]
pjmlp 4 days ago Nah, that is the Year of Windows Gaming, running on Proton. wiseowise 4 days ago Semantics. pjmlp 4 days ago Those semantics hide that game studios keep using Windows workstations, developing Windows games, creating kernel drivers, targeting Windows users as customers, and it is up to Valve to make those games run on SteamOS. 6 replies →
wiseowise 4 days ago Semantics. pjmlp 4 days ago Those semantics hide that game studios keep using Windows workstations, developing Windows games, creating kernel drivers, targeting Windows users as customers, and it is up to Valve to make those games run on SteamOS. 6 replies →
pjmlp 4 days ago Those semantics hide that game studios keep using Windows workstations, developing Windows games, creating kernel drivers, targeting Windows users as customers, and it is up to Valve to make those games run on SteamOS. 6 replies →
Nah, that is the Year of Windows Gaming, running on Proton.
Semantics.
Those semantics hide that game studios keep using Windows workstations, developing Windows games, creating kernel drivers, targeting Windows users as customers, and it is up to Valve to make those games run on SteamOS.
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