Good Windows games performance needs solid Linux driver compatibility, with the biggest hot spot being your choice of graphics card. Currently, there's really only one option, and that's something ...

Two recent developments have made it even easier to run Windows games on Linux though. The first, as reported by Phoronix, is that Valve, makers of the Steam gaming system and content delivery ...

Windows has always been the go-to platform for PC gaming, but after years of putting up with its quirks, I finally gave Linux ...

Valve took the Wine Windows compatibility layer for Linux, integrated it into Steam as Proton, and unlocked Windows-only games for Linux users. All those games you couldn't play without Windows ...

While Steam for Linux does have about 5000 native games (many of them AAA titles), it's nowhere near its Windows counterpart. If Valve is doing what it seems like its doing, developers wouldn't ...

For the past two years, Valve has been funding and working on improving existing solutions for Linux that offer compatibility layers for Windows games, such as WINE. WINE, maintained by ...

When it comes to playing the games, Crossover Games is relatively straightforward to use. And in comparison to getting certain SecuROM titles to work on Windows, it can be considerably easier. But ...

Valve took the Wine Windows compatibility layer for Linux, integrated it into Steam as Proton, and unlocked Windows-only games for Linux users. All those games you couldn't play without Windows ...