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There are many games that run well in Linux, including a large portion of the Steam library! If you meant a specific game to run, well then you need to weight
by jimktrains2 9y ago
There are many games that run well in Linux, including a large portion of the Steam library!
If you meant a specific game to run, well then you need to weight your pros and cons and stop whining when you make your decision.
Alternatively, dual boot.
- someguy1234567 9y agoI do that for GTA5. The only time I switch back to Windows. I don't even restart, I just hibernate linux and then everything is still there when I come back!
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 9y agoOr he could ignore people like you and just use Windows. If you're going to have a bunch of headaches you may as well stick to the ones you're familiar with on the system that actually does what you want pretty well.
- jimktrains2 9y ago> Or he could ignore people like you and just use Windows. GP is the one who said he'd move to linux if there were games. I didn't imply he was wrong for using Windows. I think you (and all other siblings) are reading more into my comment than there actually is.
- MikkoFinell 9y agoAlternatively, grow up and stop playing games.
- Asooka 9y agoThat's not really what "growing up" means.
- colejohnson66 9y agoEver played a card or board game as an adult? Why would playing video games as an adult be any different?
- NeoBasilisk 9y agoI hope you don't watch movies or TV/shows or play sports
- holtalanm 9y agoTry running Dota 2 on Windows then run it on Linux (it is available to install from Steam for Linux) and then get back to me. Last time I tried it a few years ago, it was ~10fps on linux, and a solid 100+fps on windows.