Linux has so many possible splintered ways that systems could be configured that it’s hard to support, especially when a Steam Deck native could then be adjusted to work by your userbase, without any support or testing required.
Still a win, and fair that Larian doesn’t have the budget for a full Linux release.
Sure, but that’s kinda the point, isn’t it?
Linux has so many possible splintered ways that systems could be configured that it’s hard to support, especially when a Steam Deck native could then be adjusted to work by your userbase, without any support or testing required.
Still a win, and fair that Larian doesn’t have the budget for a full Linux release.