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Epic Games Store: Launcher to get Linux version

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Epic Games Store: Launcher to get Linux version

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 7 days ago

The Epic Games Store launcher is to run natively on Linux. There is no date, and Linux is not yet included in the preview of the new client.

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