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And from what I've heard they rendered their build all but unplayable a good while before dropping support entirely.
Now they don't even need to maintain their own. The community will fix the issues through Wine and Proton if Valve doesn't do it themselves.
So really, their only excuses are low player count (self inflicted, and at this point companies pulling shit like this is what's slowing adoption probably as much as fear and unfamiliarity) and cheating (which, why would someone build cheats via Linux if most they'd be making them for are using Windows? Which has rampant cheating all on its own, so their solution is bullshit and useless to begin with)