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Steam is a better way to run Windows apps on Linux than Wine, and it's not just for games
Proton is just better Wine
An old Android tablet makes a better Steam Link screen than any handheld I own
Using my gaming PC over the network just makes sense when I want to play certain games
Steam Remote Play feels laggy by default, but 3 hidden settings can fix it
Four, if you're a Mac user
I replaced Moonlight and Parsec with Steam Remote Play, and my game streams finally get the quality they deserve
With Steam's addition of the Pyrowave codec, local streaming quality has received a serious upgrade
Steam's latest Beta update makes running Windows games and apps on Linux a lot easier
Add it to Steam and you're good to go.
I stopped fighting anti-cheat on Linux and started using Steam Remote Play, and I don't miss dual-booting
If I can't completely escape Windows, I can just offload it onto something else
I moved my Steam library to a cheap external SSD, and load times barely changed
Inexpensive storage doesn't necessarily mean slow games.
Valve's new Remote Play codec uses up to 10 times more bandwidth on purpose, and it's the first time streaming has felt like sitting at the PC
The bandwidth requirement is hefty, but if you can meet it, it's really smooth
Steam Cloud hit its limit, so I built a better sync system with my home server and two free tools
Steam Cloud is great, but its limits pushed me to set up something even better
After Ubisoft banned Linux players from For Honor, someone got a refund for their 2025 purchase
Will it allow more people to get their money back?
Linux gaming's next leap isn't more FPS, it's a working Wayland overlay
Overlays are responsible for more than just friends lists and screenshots
I moved my Steam library to a network drive, and the load times aren't nearly as bad as you'd think
I started using my ZFS mirror as a Steam library, and it freed up a ton of space on my workstation
6 games you might have rotting in your backlog that deserve to be played right now
The "perfect moment" to start playing these gems will never come
Steam's best power-user tricks are buried so deep most gamers never find them
Two decades of using Steam and I didn't know about these.
I stopped buying $70 games after discovering Steam's indie goldmine
It makes my money go a lot further in this current market.
Mac gamers finally have a real solution, and it's running far better than I expected
PixelPort could change the game
I discovered the Steam customization rabbit hole, and I'm hooked
Millennium turned my Steam launcher into something Valve never intended
16GB GPUs finally overtook 8GB despite the memory crisis, but it isn't the good news everyone reported
Is the memory crisis finally over?
I put Linux and my Steam library on the same USB stick, and now any PC is my gaming PC
Portable installs are for more than just productivity
Linux gamers spent a decade asking for native ports, but Valve gave them something better
Native Linux support is actually undesirable now, and Linux gamers are experiencing that now
