The blue tone they use is close enough to the Windows blue accent colour to become subject of suspicion. Coincidence? I think not!
It's either that or they run an international ophthalmology business operation on the side and want us all to develop a drm-free ocular condition.

Should be releasing on Weed Day. I've thought about taking a big leap and grabbing the beta, but I'm hedging to see if Sway is updated or not.

What day is Weed Day?

Although now you will retort that any day is good to be Weed Day :D

Well they also add auto hdr option. Which can be cool feature if you use occasionally hdr tv for playing (or better yet, have an actual hdr monitor).

4/20, of course. When else? :)

The only thing I ever tried to play and currently does not work in Wine-Staging is Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation. Even for that there's a patched Proton build that gets it working, but I'm too much of a purist to bother.

Ah I see! Googled a little, see it is indeed :D

love how toxic linux users are
pretty much the worst bunch of pc culture

clearly win10 is superior to linux thats why gog doesnt have galaxy on linux
prove me wrong!

btw what are you linux fans doing here ? gog is clearly favors win10

You need to educate yourself, especially when it comes to Microsoft's products, in this case Windows 10.
As a professional, one cannot overlook a bug in their product for 12 years. That's laughable to say the least.

clearly win is better , if most professionals chose it over linux
only <2% of gamers chose linux , why is that? Clearly shows which one is the better product

Who are these professionals you mention? In gaming you mean or in other fields?
Simply because Windows has better support when it comes to gaming (due to proprietary, closed software) it does not mean it is a better system overall. Sure, it depends on what your needs are, so if you prioritise gaming, clearly Windows is the way to go for the time being.
I'm looking at the overall picture, not just at one aspect, and Windows is just a hot mess. 10 only enforced that image.

Only 12? I'm sure there's 36 year old bugs lurking in the Windows code because someone would lose their thermal control. (Read: Nearly useless legacy feature)

So how many behind the scenes changes to further eradicate privacy and wrestle control away from the user are happening while people are distracted by shiny new icons?