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Time for GamingOnLinux to slow right down to a crawl, so that I can get some personal time off too. So don't be alarmed if you see nothing or just very few here and there (outside of bigger stuff — if any) for a week+ or so, as we all deserve a little time off for the holidays right? Time to blow off some steam and get refreshed ready for another year of news and exciting developments for Linux, SteamOS, Steam Deck, gaming, industry news, open source and everything else that is covered here.
2022 has been quite a year hasn't it? This has probably been the most interesting and busiest year by every measure on record. Mostly thanks to all the work Valve is doing in Proton (and related projects), Steam Deck and SteamOS which benefits everyone trying to game on Linux. You can see my end of year article on the Steam Deck over here, and read about my GOTY here.
For GamingOnLinux, it's been a huge year too with the YouTube Channel hitting close to 30K followers now. I'm genuinely shocked at how that has just rocketed upwards in subscribers and continues at a nice pace. Be sure to also follow along on Mastodon, or for just the news without my extra spicy takes and glorious memes there's the main RSS feed (and every article tag also has a feed too!).
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Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and I hope you all have a wonderful New Year. Here's to a fun 2023! Now where did I put that Steam Deck…?
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
StoneColdSpider Dec 23, 2022
Last edited by StoneColdSpider on 23 December 2022 at 9:43 pm UTC
Arehandoro Dec 23, 2022
Happy festive season for everyone!
Arehandoro Dec 23, 2022
Quoting: cookiEoverdose:)
We still need the obligatory 2023 predictions and wish-list!
Something that it would be a lot of fun is to have GOL's community game of the year edition. Something like voting for the best RPG, adventure, platforming, best for Steam Deck, open source, etc Linux native games of the year, so Liam could create some content based on the top three of each category or something like that.
linux_gamer Dec 23, 2022
Quoting: ArehandoroQuoting: cookiEoverdose:)
We still need the obligatory 2023 predictions and wish-list!
Something that it would be a lot of fun is to have GOL's community game of the year edition. Something like voting for the best RPG, adventure, platforming, best for Steam Deck, open source, etc Linux native games of the year, so Liam could create some content based on the top three of each category or something like that.
Well, as a consolation, there is this fine thread in the forums of people talking about their favorite game they played this year. Not exactly as snazzy as a poll or awards, but it's been nice seeing what people really enjoyed.
ElectricPrism Dec 24, 2022
Quoting: cookiEoverdose:)
We still need the obligatory 2023 predictions and wish-list!
Someone should make a 2023 LINUX BINGO ;)
Last edited by Adutchman on 24 December 2022 at 10:09 am UTC
And a big thank you to Liam for sharing his knowledge and love for Linux gaming.
Quoting: ElectricPrismQuoting: cookiEoverdose:)
We still need the obligatory 2023 predictions and wish-list!
Someone should make a 2023 LINUX BINGO ;)
Ohh, I thought of some 😜:
1) Valve discontinues Steam Deck because "Linux is hard"
2) Microsoft switches to Silverblue.
3) Arch users finally stop talking about themselves.
(Flees out the door)
😂😜😂😜
mr-victory Dec 24, 2022
Quoting: denyasis3) Arch users finally stop talking about themselves.One day, one day...
Mohandevir Dec 24, 2022
This year has been wild in so many aspects. Next year will surely be The Year Of The Linux Desktop!
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