NVIDIA today announced that its native GeForce NOW Linux application has exited its seven-month beta phase, transitioning to a stable release. The cloud game streaming service's client now offers official support for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and newer distributions. Alongside the stable release, NVIDIA has introduced an official Flatpak repository, streamlining installation and updates for users. The GeForce NOW app provides access to over 4,500 PC game titles, delivering "GeForce RTX-class performance, ray tracing, and DLSS" via NVIDIA's cloud servers, eliminating the need for local high-end hardware. NVIDIA stated the Linux client has "graduated" from beta, having accumulated performance improvements during the testing period.