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Windows Games’ Compatibility on Linux Is at an All-Time High
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Strange headline. Isn't it always at an all-time high since once you get something to run, that's it?
Some games get patched to break compatibility, usually with anti-cheat. Apex Legends and Battlefield 1 are examples of that.
For every game that breaks compatibility due to anti-cheat there's 100s more new games that don't have it and probably run on Linux just fine. So on average, the compatibility always goes up.