Re: Will the EA app have a Linux version available?

The installation itself isn't challenging, it's the updates that bork the launcher which makes it unable to launch the installed games again even when running through Proton, Bottles or Wine.

I recently bought a new game on the EA App launcher because it seemed it has been stable for a while and I wanted to support the improvements but after a few weeks of playing it the launcher did its thing again.

Think it's time to consider no more EA games until there is at least a little team that supports the Linux side of things.

Thanks for your answer dude, I challenge you to assign at least one dev to the case... and to open the source code of your app on github.

This way the community will be able to correct future errors in the code, and even improve it, why not ;-)

As the topic says, more and more people are moving on to Linux. EA's downfall. I used to use Windows until I ran Wireshark and saw what I saw. It might as well be like opening your wallet and giving your PIN to everyone that walks by. If anyone thinks differently, just run Wireshark, then use SecIP to block those IP addresses. Then see what happens when Microsoft's data center changes to a LAN network. You have no control over what comes in or out. Block those ports and protocols  then see what happens. Microsoft's data center uses every port and protocols to connect. EA needs better resilience with all platforms. I don't really care anymore, I've learn something better then windows and EA

Gaming on Linux with Gforce infinity  You can now enjoy EA games in Linux and so many more.  

I'm thrilled to say that with the new GeForce Infinity, I can now enjoy a wide range of EA games on Linux! And it's all thanks to Nvidia for their great work in making this possible.I also want to give a huge thank you to Nvidia for thinking of us Linux gamers and building a gaming community that's more competitive than ever before. With GeForce Infinity, we're no longer limited by the limitations of Windows or other operating systems. We can now fully immerse ourselves in the world of gaming without any restrictions.So here's to Nvidia: keep up the fantastic work! You've given us Linux gamers a whole new level of freedom and excitement. Cheers!"

I'm thrilled to say that with the new GeForce Infinity, I can now enjoy a wide range of EA games on Linux! And it's all thanks to Nvidia for their great work in making this possible.I also want to give a huge thank you to Nvidia for thinking of us Linux gamers and building a gaming community that's more competitive than ever before. With GeForce Infinity, we're no longer limited by the limitations of Windows or other operating systems. We can now fully immerse ourselves in the world of gaming without any restrictions.So here's to Nvidia: keep up the fantastic work! You've given us Linux gamers a whole new level of freedom and excitement. Cheers!