…While controller support exists, it rarely feels like the primary way to interact with the system. Of course, trackpads on the gaming handhelds do make things a bit easier, but not all…
…either run natively on Linux or use Vulkan, which is supported out of the box, unlike DirectX. It's also worth noting that things like controller support, performance overlays, and game-specific…
…The other thing that AMD's Adrenalin software enables is over- and under-clocking, but the free Linux GPU Control Application (LACT) does that just as well. Related SteamOS 3.8.0…
…This Linux-based operating system is a lightweight, mostly straightforward way to set up your own retro gaming station, and it works perfectly as a standalone experience that I can use with…
…The conversation, however, consistently misses the fact that Linux has decisively won somewhere else entirely. The Steam Deck runs SteamOS, which is a Linux-based OS, and has delivered an experience that…
…It had humble beginnings, but it quickly grew to support a majority of PC games that could now run on Linux. The culmination of those efforts was the Steam Deck , announced in…
…A huge advantage of SteamOS is controller support. Other solutions are solid when it comes to many controllers, but I've yet to come across one of my gamepads that doesn't…
…Linux gaming has made some rather significant strides, and none of it has come wrapped in flashy marketing or benchmark charts. This shift has been buried deep inside kernel patches, memory controllers…
…Force feedback support has been improved for racing wheels and flight sticks, which is great news if you're running a sim setup on Linux. As well, Bluetooth has received a new…
…Fedora inherited it directly from Red Hat Linux and continues to use it to this day. Challenge Complete Your Score / 8 Thanks for playing! While Snap is supported on multiple Linux distros…
