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Just out of curiosity, what games do you play that dont work on linux?
League of legends, sadly lol. Also a touch of CS, while I haven't tested it, I'm pretty sure it doesn't work
Is this not up to date then? I knew that it was a thing that had worked, based on the previous link but did not think it worked atm. I'll look into the link you sent tho!
The website was last updated 3 weeks ago while the fixes were a few days ago.
That's awesome news! I'm gonna look into this now!
CS2 specifically supports Linux. They have a build just for Linux you can download from Steam.
To be clear Steam will download the Linux build by default on Linux. No user intervention required.
(If you need to for some strange reason you get run the Windows build in Wine via the "Compatibility" menu but that is unlikely to work better than the native build.)
Probably some online multiplayer ones