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Valve—It Really Does Love Linux

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 21st of November 2013 04:08:40 PM Filed under

Gaming

I've teased about Steam, speculated about Steam and even bragged about Steam finally coming to Linux. Heck, check out the screenshot for just a partial list of games already running natively under our beloved OS. Little did I know that the folks at Valve not only planned to support Linux, but they're also putting a big part of their future behind it as well!

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