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The Legion Go made me thankful for my Steam Deck
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2023
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Yeah, as soon as I read that I stopped. The writer is an idiot
Yeah, but... think about it for a second: we're now in a world where a Linux-based OS is, in certain contexts, better for playing games built for Windows than Windows.
As a person who's been running Linux on his devices for almost 30 years now, that's incredible and I absolutely understand why folks would've initially been skeptical.
not defending the author, but there were plenty of people with a "no windows no buy" mentality prior to the steam deck release.
It is surprising to still see them around.