If my damn steelseries keyboard would just be supported for Linux. On Reddit they said the Linux market was just too small to support it,I hope they'll have a change of heart.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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if they keep it up at this rate Linux will be the only OS people use by the year 3090 (16.66 years per percentage point)
Personally I have to thank Steam for their commitment for gaming on Linux. Without I would not have been able to make the switch fully.
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