(The "Windows" slices of the pies are entirely made up by Baldur's Gate 3, which also runs well over Linux)
Is this from Steam Review? Because mine doesn't have that part.
this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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I would have played on Linux a bit more if I had enough space on my partition. Good thing I recently updated to 2 terabytes!
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Where are you guys getting this pie chart data from?
It's from Steam's 2023 Year in Review. It shows up at the top of the store page when you open their app.
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Steam has a year in review thing, just log into the steam store and you should see it.
This past weekend I installed Ubuntu on an old Dell laptop and Mint on an old Toshiba. I just want to be able to play Open RA with some friends.
It runs on Ubuntu, but not on Mint. I don’t have the specs of either laptop handy, but is this a software or hardware issue?
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What video card are you using?
Not the OP but I have a similar graphics on steam. Using X11 with KDE I was using a GTX 1660 super until november last year, this year I'm using a 6700xt both worked perfectly without any tinkering. KDE Wayland tho has a lot of issues with Nvidia (devs say that is the opposite, the Nvidia driver is shit). But apparently gnome implemented workarounds for Nvidia and their Wayland support is better.
Until your obscure GPU driver said no and spend weeks trying to fix it but nothing work except getting called an idiot on stack overflow
Ever since I built my new PC a few months ago, my chart would be completely purple. I mostly play Indie games though, and they seem to have better Linux support
Same here, I only had to run BG3 on Windows (in a VM) for very specific reasons tied to my setup.
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65% Linux, 19% VR and 16% Windows on my end, glad I contributed :3