A moment eagerly awaited by many Linux enthusiasts has finally arrived. The user share of Linux on Steam has surged past the 2% mark.
This isn’t the first time the percentage has climbed above 2%; it initially rose in March 2013, soon after the official release of Steam for Linux when it was no longer in Beta, as detailed in this article. The early spike in users was partly due to Valve integrating a unique Tux item in Team Fortress 2 that was exclusive to Linux users, though the number swiftly dropped in subsequent months.
As of the May 2024 report, Linux’s share has reached 2.32%.
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Explore historical data on our Steam Tracker page.
The breakdown of Linux distributions:
Discover additional details on the Steam Survey.
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