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>we are mainly talking for software we already have paid for, not software we may or may not buy in the future. A solution for this is to set up dual boot or w
by Sir_Cmpwn 9y ago
>we are mainly talking for software we already have paid for, not software we may or may not buy in the future.
A solution for this is to set up dual boot or whatever and use it only for the Windows-only games, until you get bored of them. Then kill Windows and you're free.
- craftyguy 9y agoThis is the exact path I took ~15 years ago. Once I realized I didn't care much for the 'exclusively windows' games, I killed my windows partition and haven't looked back since. The exciting twist to this story is that many of those games are now playable on Linux because of Wine!
- badsectoracula 9y agoYes, this is what i'm usually doing, although i tend to use Windows even for games that are available on Linux since they tend to perform and/or look better. I mainly use Linux for gaming when i'm already doing something on Linux and i don't feel like rebooting.