I’ve noticed that GOG usually runs their sales after Steam’s sales (or maybe before? Either way, they’re not in sync) and that it’s usually all the same stuff on sale. I don’t buy GOG anymore because Linux but back when I was still on Windows I would wait a week and buy from GOG where applicable.
Almost like a system where the only consideration is maximizing profit margins isn’t ideal. ://
If I’m ever in politics I’ll prioritize cooperatives. Nothing wrong with profit, but it doesn’t have to be the only thing a corporation cares about.
Also, concerning the quotation: Isn’t that always how AMD has functioned? Release a card that on paper should perform well but in reality takes a year to mature due to ongoing driver development?
I wouldn’t call HGL a better UX. It straight up doesn’t work for me. When it did, I couldn’t get games to install or update and had to DL manually in browser, install into some other Wine prefix, and then manually move the files to an HGL-generated prefix. The UI looks nicer but it’s not nearly as straightforward as Galaxy’s. It’s more like Lutris in its complexity, though I imagine there’s no easy way around that.