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If so, have you considered for example the LibreElec distribution? If you don't need anything other than Kodi and an occasional file management, you'd be good.
by Tajnymag 8y ago
If so, have you considered for example the LibreElec distribution?
If you don't need anything other than Kodi and an occasional file management, you'd be good.
- AdmiralAsshat 8y agoI should have mentioned that it's also occasionally a casual gaming machine. The emulators are all through RetroArch these days, so that migration would be seamless. It's the Steam games that would be the sticking point. I know I could probably get most of them running under WINE, but it's the guaranteed compatibility of a 20-year gaming library that makes it difficult to fully close the door on Windows.
- Zhyl 8y agoHave you tried the new Steam Play (Proton)? In short, steam will now automatically wrap all windows games up with Wine and DXVK. Many many games are now working out of the box without any faff.
- therein 8y agoYeah, it is actually pretty impressive how well it works and how performant it is. What is upsetting me is that the unsupported games are not unsupported because of the game itself but because of the anti-cheat systems they use not supporting Linux.