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> The practical effect is they are forcing you to spend more money. In the average case sure, in my case nope. I currently dual boot windows 10 and Fedora wit
by noir_lord 5y ago
> The practical effect is they are forcing you to spend more money.
In the average case sure, in my case nope.
I currently dual boot windows 10 and Fedora with Windows 10 been strictly for gaming only.
I bought a windows 10 licence for that.
I won't buy a windows 11 license for that.
I'll game on Fedora where I can and will buy a console for everything else (and probably for the first time a PS not Xbox since I've owned every version of Xbox but the current one).
- Kim_Bruning 5y agoToday, a lot of steam games will run just fine on Proton with a few clicks. Windows is no longer an absolute requirement for gaming.
- m-p-3 5y agoIt all goes to shit when the game requires an anticheat on Windows like EAC. I wish more game developers either provided a native port, or at least made sure the anticheat system wasn't tripped when running in /Proton.
- rhengles 5y agoIf you have a Windows 10 license, you already have a Windows 11 "license", since the update is free.