NVIDIA has released the native Linux app for its GeForce NOW cloud-gaming service, taking it out of beta as part of a broader update announced Aug. 13. The company positioned the changes as a back-to-school upgrade for users on Linux and Chromebooks. The update also includes cloud optimizations designed to make Frame Generation feel more responsive while games are streamed. NVIDIA said the improvements aim to enhance gameplay performance without requiring users to run games locally on high-end hardware. Performance-tier members will also receive higher frame rates, according to NVIDIA. The company provided no further details in the announcement excerpt about the specific frame-rate increases or the full scope of the Chromebook updates. Post navigation Samsung TV Plus Brings KCON Home Samsung Advances Wearable Health AI