As a dedicated gamer and Linux enthusiast, switching from my favorite operating system to Windows just to enjoy a game I love feels counterproductive and frustrating. Linux, known for its solid privacy features and efficient performance, has been my OS of choice precisely for these reasons. However, the lack of Linux compatibility for PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG) puts countless gamers like me in a difficult position: either abandon the game or abandon a platform we trust.

The gaming community on Linux has expanded considerably, with platforms like Steam pushing for better support across the board. As of 2023, there were over 13 million users on Linux, representing a significant segment of the market that PUBG Corporation could tap into. Games such as Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have had massive success by supporting Linux — a platform that respects user privacy and reduces invasive telemetry.

The benefits of enabling Linux support for PUBG are numerous. Not only would it cater to a wider audience, but it would also cement PUBG's position as a truly gamer-friendly experience.

While improvements through platforms like Steam's Proton have provided some workarounds, native support ensures optimal performance and stability. Implementations like Easy Anti-Cheat, which currently hamper gameplay on Linux, highlight the need for direct action from PUBG Corporation.

We call on PUBG Corporation and Krafton to lead by example, showing other major developers the value of inclusivity and adaptability. Embrace the Linux gaming community by developing robust support that is desperately needed and profoundly appreciated.

Join me in signing this petition to let PUBG Corporation and Krafton know that enabling Linux support for PUBG is not just a whim; it’s a necessary evolution to keep our diverse gaming community alive and thriving. Let's make our voices heard and bring PUBG to the Linux platform.