Part 2 of an expansive series that puts Linux and Steam gaming under the microscope. In this edition we tackle the wonderfully simple and polished Pop!_OS from boutique PC builder System76.

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

The Pop!_OS Linux operating system has been specifically designed to provide users with fast navigation, easy workspace organization, and fluid, convenient workflow.

Kazeta OS brings retro gaming to your modern PC. Discover how this Linux-based OS delivers a hassle-free, nostalgic gaming ...

I recently produced a video guide showing how to get set up for gaming on elementary OS, an excellent, polished Linux distribution which I’ve praised on these pages repeatedly. I received a ...

Regata OS 24 is the latest release of the OS that offers outstanding gaming support for the likes of Battle.net, Ubisoft Connect, Rockstar Launcher, GOG Galaxy, and more. This Linux distribution ...

From now on, your gaming experience will be DRM-free, with no online requirements, no severs, no accounts, no subscriptions… ...

Nobara is available, free of charge, to download and install now. Strips away a lot of the usual steps for gaming on Linux and offers a very pleasant and familiar desktop environment.

You may think PC gaming on Linux is still light years behind Windows 10, and that may be the reason you may not have tried out a distro like Ubuntu, but I'm here to tell you otherwise.

For context, Linux gaming has historically sat below 1%, according to the folks at gamingonlinux who have been tracking market share of the open source OS for a good few years now.

News Linux OS market share climbs towards 5% — thanks, Steam Deck! It's still no "Year of the Linux Desktop," but the open-source OS keeps climbing as it's boosted by the Steam Deck's popularity.

Windows is the go-to platform for gaming, but support for everyone's favorite penguin has been growing. Is now finally the time for Linux gaming to shine?