Comment Comment by runjake Now, the kickers behind the headlines (that nobody told me up front):1. The majority of the games do not support multiplayer on Linux, due to dependency on Windows-specific anticheat software.2. Many, many of the games themselves aren't totally stable on Linux. So, expect a crash or two at critical gameplay moments.That said, Proton is a great effort and it's great they're pushing Linux forward. parent runjake 6 years ago
1. The majority of the games do not support multiplayer on Linux, due to dependency on Windows-specific anticheat software.
2. Many, many of the games themselves aren't totally stable on Linux. So, expect a crash or two at critical gameplay moments.
That said, Proton is a great effort and it's great they're pushing Linux forward.