The CachyOS dev also seems to imply that the OGC is a handheld-centric collaboration. However, it's not only handheld distros present in the OGC. Nobara Linux is on the list, for instance, and that's ...

CachyOS founder Peter Jung has explained why he didn't follow Bazzite and others into the OGC, a collective to push Linux gaming forward.

Some of the best and most popular gaming distributions on Linux are collaborating to make future updates quicker and more ...

The Open Gaming Collective, among other projects, is building a single kernel optimized for gaming.

Several Linux developers are joining forces to solve gaming issues within the ecosystem. The goal is to unify gaming features under Linux.

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Bazzite joins the Open Gaming Collective (OGC) with Nobara and ChimeraOS to end fragmentation and improve Linux gaming ...

Gaming on Linux has already come a long way over recent years, with improvements to Valve’s Proton and more gamers switching ...

In other words, then, OGC has a large enough variety of developers to cover all bases and hopefully improve the overall Linux ...

Bazzite, Asus Linux, ShadowBlip, PikaOS, and Fyra Labs will work with other partners to jointly accelerate Linux gaming.

Linux is gaining steam as people want their computers back, and with gaming being a major focus, the OGC has been formed to ...

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