You can own certain Steam games as much as you can own them on GOG, which is to say it's completely up to the publisher/devs. https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_big_list_of_DRM-free_games_on_Steam
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Phew, I have a 2 word username. I'm safe!
It was for me at least, only moved to Linux after spending a long time with the steam deck
HDR definitely
Spent on what? Please do tell
Dude same the weekend just flew by and I had 35h of playtime according to steam by yesterday. Even plays somewhat decently on the deck too! I'm a bit less hopeful on the GameFreak waking up part however x)
As a non American, seeing people claim that not voting doesn't help republicans is fucking hilarious. You'd think that after Trump winning in 2016 and stacking the supreme court, directly being the cause of abortion being outlawed in red states in the fucking 21st century (along with a host of other horrifying things), would make people actually fucking vote. But no here we are. Honestly I really hope you all get the government you want, but the longer I read politics posts on Lemmy the more I'm aghast at people who'd rather let it all burn down than aim for incremental positive change.
Apologies for any bad English, just putting my thoughts out there.
Honest question, what do you consider not compatible? I switched to Linux earlier this year and 100%'d Armored Core 6 (Verrrrry good game everyone should play it) and I'm currently playing through Cyberpunk 2077 + Baldur's Gate 3 co-op with friends. If AAA games like these work pretty well I'd assume the vast majority of those 60k games work as well.
I haven't played FFXIV since switching to Linux so I haven't tested this, but it seems there's a Dalamud plugin to have the ACT plugin working without having to deal with ACT itself. https://github.com/marzent/IINACT
It was around 22€ if I remember correctly
Oh no, that's terrible. I hope you managed to survive your Lemmy comment section unscathed :((