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			<title>Gaming on Fedora Linux has been going pretty well</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[I haven't posted in the forums for a while, but I just wanted to share some of my recent experience with gaming on Fedora Linux. 
 
I'm excited that I've been able to play my favorite games on Fedora Linux. Performance has been great using Steam and Proton, and even some of my older games are...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>I haven't posted in the forums for a while, but I just wanted to share some of my recent experience with gaming on Fedora Linux.<br />
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I'm excited that I've been able to play my favorite games on Fedora Linux. Performance has been great using Steam and Proton, and even some of my older games are running well.<br />
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The fact that I can play my games and use Discord at the same time is still amazing to me.<br />
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Obviously, most of the heavy lifting is done by Valve, the Proton developers, and the Linux gaming community, but Fedora also makes things easy. Installing Steam, Discord, and even the NVIDIA drivers through RPM Fusion is pretty straightforward.<br />
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I did notice that X11 seems a little more stable than GNOME on Wayland, at least on my system. But overall, I'm impressed with how well everything works.</div>

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