cool_boy_mew (coolboymew@shitposter.world)'s status on Thursday, 15-Aug-2024 03:39:51 JST
cool_boy_mewWe literally went from >Linux is not a a suitable OS if you want to game to >Wow, Proton actually works, Valve fixed Doom 2016 to working in a few weeks. You may have to fuck around and check ProtonDB to make things work, but hey, stuff works now to now >I don't even look at ProtonDB anymore, things just work now pretty much all the time Within the span of like 6-7 years
Linux Foundation spends around 2% of its money on actually Linux, the rest goes to crypto, AI, fighting climate change, creating vaccine passports, and other Very Important Projects.
Out of all those organisations you listed, Valve is basically the only one really interested in Linux becoming a widespread desktop platform. Everyone else is borderline useless.
@JoseMariaHDZ@coolboymew@newt >funny how valve does more for linux than those organizations who take a lot of money in donations like fsf. The FSF gets a mere million a year for maintaining the whole core of software freedom, they're like 14 in it and then it's sub foundations like the FSD, GNU, RYF, Gnome, LP etc... which they finance. The Linux foundation gets a quarter of a billion per year.
"Valve is worth $7.7 billion in 2022. Valve generated around USD13 billion in total revenue in 2022, about USD10 billion of the revenue was from the Steam store." And you praise them for making a simple compatibility layer ? I don't say it's not worthy of thanks but putting them on a pedestal is overkill, especially for a lucrative entity with almost unlimited funds.
@newt@coolboymew funny how valve does more for linux than those organizations who take a lot of money in donations like fsf. Nowadays the only games i cant play are crappy games as a service like valorant or warzone