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Netris is an open-source cloud gaming platform with Stadia-like features using Proton
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I hope this doesn't end up abusing family sharing (it's been just a few months since it became actually useful) to the point Valve nerfs it back to what it was.
I haven't really been keeping track of it for a few years, what's changed that made it better recently?
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/593110/view/4149575031735702628
TL;DR: Simultaneous library sharing. Before, only one user could use a library at a time. Now, up to 6 users can simultaneously play any game from the same library.
This is what Netris is touting users to exploit when they say:
A "Team", lol wut?
Not correct. You can only have as many users playing the same game as you have licenses.
True. But I'm not saying otherwise.
Neat, now my family can play non-split screen games