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    3 hours ago

    I get that Sweeny doesn’t like to gargle Gabe’s billionaire balls as much as a lot of the users here, but Epic officially supporting Linux is a good thing.

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    Make shitty port of shitty software => People don’t use shitty port => Shitty promoter blames the platform

    This will only lead to Sweeny saying ‘told you so’ about Linux is not a gaming platform.

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    11 hours ago

    Epic Games as in Tim Sweeney’s Epic Games?

    What are the package names so I can block them from installing please

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      EGS has some integration with UE so if you’re buying marketplace assets it’s easy to keep them updated and to add them to projects. Since UE can compile to Linux if you’re running Linux, this is a move that makes Linux a more appealing OS for game development.

      Sure, it’s all stuff you can do manually. But the sweeter you make the pot the more regular users you attract to your OS.

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    8 hours ago

    I’m not interested in Epic’s malware. Nor will I install a Linux version of GOG. I don’t want that proprietary trash.

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    19 hours ago

    Linux versions of Epic games store and GOG galaxy is still a big win for everyone

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    14 hours ago

    It is a big deal. If Epic changes some API and breaks Heroic, it is your problem for using an unsupported third party application. If Epic breaks their official client, their QA manager has a problem.