The article discusses the history and evolution of gaming on Linux, starting with Loki Games' failed attempts to introduce paid games to a Linux audience not accustomed to spending on software. Over time, gaming on Linux improved significantly with platforms like Steam simplifying the process. Bazzite, a new Linux distribution designed for gamers, aims to enhance the user experience with pre-installed Steam and specialized optimizations. Its emergence is indicative of a growing recognition of Linux's potential in the gaming world, despite historical setbacks.
The failure of Loki Games highlighted that Linux users were accustomed to free software, diminishing their willingness to pay for games, impeding gaming's growth on the platform.
Bazzite aims to revolutionize gaming on Linux, equipped with Steam pre-installed and tailored enhancements for improved performance, influencing the future of Linux gaming.
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