Epic Games Launcher is coming to SteamOS. That doesn’t necessarily mean Fortnite will come to SteamOS. Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) Linux v2 support still remains an open questionRead original on X
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Epic also plans Linux packaging support for several distributions, widening its desktop reach beyond Windows.
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Epic Games says its Linux launcher will support SteamOS and Steam Deck, but Fortnite on the handheld is still not confirmed. Epic also plans Fedora, CachyOS and Omarchy support as it keeps testing packaging formats and brings AppImage back this month.Read original on X
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