The Linux gaming future looks bright, and I think is gonna be even better, consoles nowadays are just a mainstream PC and with streaming services (not much of my liking I must admit) will run games in servers and we all now what OS servers like :) and that is added to Vulkan.
I think it may also be relevant the AMD comeback, Nvidia already had to accept FreeSync and probably will have to open-up G-Sync to keep it relevant. Maybe something similar may happen with the drivers, that attitude of "my way or the highway" only works when there is no choice, (ask Intel :D ) maybe AMD puts enough pressure. I don't know the details of the relation of console makers and HW vendors but I would suspect that no console use Nvidia for a reason.
And if Proton, today, is good, added to more Vulkan adoption could mean that supporting Linux for game devs may become trivial.
A bright future indeed.
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The Linux gaming future looks bright, and I think is gonna be even better, consoles nowadays are just a mainstream PC and with streaming services (not much of my liking I must admit) will run games in servers and we all now what OS servers like :) and that is added to Vulkan.
I think it may also be relevant the AMD comeback, Nvidia already had to accept FreeSync and probably will have to open-up G-Sync to keep it relevant. Maybe something similar may happen with the drivers, that attitude of "my way or the highway" only works when there is no choice, (ask Intel :D ) maybe AMD puts enough pressure. I don't know the details of the relation of console makers and HW vendors but I would suspect that no console use Nvidia for a reason.
And if Proton, today, is good, added to more Vulkan adoption could mean that supporting Linux for game devs may become trivial.
A bright future indeed.