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Steam. The support they have for multiplatform almost feels open source and they have been invaluable for the adoption of desktop Linux
Absolutely, making proton open source made me respect them more than any other major tech company
What are the open-source alternatives though? I don't think there are even proprietary alternatives, it's like Netflix before each publisher decided to make their own streaming platform.