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Steam
This! Steam is the only proprietary program I use on my Linux machines that I'm actually happy with and don't want to get rid of
yeah I just hope they can stay this good. I like them but am always thinking about when I have to ditch it when they get some fool at the helm.
I may need a plan if the Australian government bans me from having an account with Steam without giving them my ID because it's "social media" (this isn't confirmed, the brain fart has been carelessly thrown into the world by the national e-Karen, Steam might be exempt).