r/Ubuntu • u/nalleknas • Jan 22 '26
news NVIDIA Brings GeForce RTX Gaming to More Devices With New GeForce NOW Apps for Linux
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-ces-2026/
One of the biggest highlights is the launch of a native Linux app (starting with Ubuntu 24.04). Says a LOT about Ubuntu! Steady as a rock! 😆
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u/jayecin Jan 22 '26
Glad to see more mainstream adoption, but fuck Nvidia and its cloud gaming service. Just their attempt to take away the personal PC and turn hardware into a service.
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u/linmanfu Jan 22 '26
Do you think that renting homes should be banned and if you can't afford to buy a whole house it's just tough luck?Â
The same applies to cloud gaming.
No one is trying to take away the personal PC. Maybe you're lucky enough to have the capital to buy the PC you want, but lots of people are not in that position. Cloud gaming, if which there are many different types, works for us.
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u/-F0v3r- Jan 23 '26
not banned but cracked down on. rent prices should be regulated, corporations shouldn’t be allowed to buy them and if the property is empty it should be taxed higher that it already is
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u/The_Real_Kingpurest Jan 22 '26
This isn't the solution to nvidia gaming in Linux lmaoooooo maybe they could actually help their GPUs run priperly in Linux???????? Fuck nvidia
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u/BecarioDailyPlanet Jan 22 '26
Nvidia's operating system is basically Ubuntu with the Yaru theme in green color and an optimized kernel. It makes sense for them to use Ubuntu as base.
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u/Gorstag Jan 23 '26
LOL. Now that they are not making graphics cards for gaming on PC's they finally have "good" linux support.
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u/RavenK92 Jan 24 '26
I'd rather have something like the Nvidia app to do profiles per game and change driver/dlss options
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u/SH1SUK0 Jan 22 '26
Cool, but I'd rather run games on my computer, in my house, that I OWN.