This new collaborative organization brings together ChimeraOS, Nobara, Playtron, ASUS Linux, and more to streamline the work of creating amazing Linux gaming distros.
I mean good to have collaboration but honestly only seeing ASUS as a large, mainstream hardware company on there does say a lot about how the industry still views Linux as not worth supporting and that hardware support is key for getting Linux adoption for everyday use going.
I mean good to have collaboration but honestly only seeing ASUS as a large, mainstream hardware company on there does say a lot about how the industry still views Linux as not worth supporting and that hardware support is key for getting Linux adoption for everyday use going.
Still very good to see traction.
Guess ASUS gets my money.
ASUS Linux is a community effort, not part of ASUS the company.
I’d love to be wrong, but I can’t find any sources on significant contributions from ASUS.