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Newly Released Cat Game 'STRAY' Works Pretty Good on Linux

Newly Released Cat Game 'STRAY' Works Pretty Good on Linux

Meow. STRAY is currently one of the trending indie games and a unique one where you get to explore a cyberpunk-themed world as a stray cat. It is a third-person adventure-puzzle game involving a lot of meows. Well, maybe because it gives you a “Meow” button that you can’t

Google Shares Plan to Make Steam Work on Chrome OS with Linux

Google Shares Plan to Make Steam Work on Chrome OS with Linux

Yes, Steam will be coming to Chrome OS soon. Thanks to Linux for making that possible. But how? Let’s find out. Google recently announced that they are working on Steam for Chrome OS Alpha. Now, in a new blog post, Google revealed that they would be sharing more technical

Good News! Apex Legends Now Officially Works on Steam Deck and Linux

Good News! Apex Legends Now Officially Works on Steam Deck and Linux

We have all been eagerly waiting for Apex Legends to work on Linux, considering it is one of the most popular multiplayer titles. Especially, after the announcement of official support for Easy Anti-Cheat and BattleEye for Linux. However, the official support for the game wasn’t announced anywhere, until now.

Epic Games Store Now Works on Steam Deck

Epic Games Store Now Works on Steam Deck

Steam Deck is already making waves to enhance the game support for the Linux platform. It runs on Steam OS 3.0 (based on Arch) and features KDE Plasma. Kudos to Valve for not locking down the platform and letting users experiment with it. While it is not available for

Want to Play Destiny 2 on Steam Deck or Linux? Bungie Will Ban You If You Try

Want to Play Destiny 2 on Steam Deck or Linux? Bungie Will Ban You If You Try

Linux gamers have been hoping to see Destiny 2 work on Linux using Proton or SteamPlay. This is because BattleEye and other anti-cheat engines announced official support for Proton. Basically, with the resources available with Bungie (especially now under Sony), it should not be a big deal to enable proton

Nobara Project Aims to Offer an Unofficial Fedora Linux 35 Spin Tailored for Gaming

Nobara Project Aims to Offer an Unofficial Fedora Linux 35 Spin Tailored for Gaming

Fedora 35 is an impressive Linux distribution that debuted with GNOME 41 and introduced a new KDE variant. You can read our original coverage to know more about it. While Fedora Linux has constantly been improving the desktop experience, it may not be an ideal desktop distribution for every user.

Popular Nintendo Video Game Emulator 'Cemu' Plans to Go Open-Source with Linux Support

Popular Nintendo Video Game Emulator 'Cemu' Plans to Go Open-Source with Linux Support

If you’re into retro gaming, you may have come across retro console emulators. For those unaware, they are basically software or hardware that allow the host system to run games designed for another system. Lately, Cemu has managed to grab the attention of the open-source community. It is one