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Yeah, it's fine for the most part. Of course there are some problems with junk such as recent EA games requiring their completely broken launcher. I just asked

Yeah, it's fine for the most part. Of course there are some problems with junk such as recent EA games requiring their completely broken launcher. I just asked for a refund after trying to play Crysis 3. Games with crazy rootkit anti cheat spyware also don't work. Such as PUBG. Not a big loss, really. StarCraft works, Doom works, Quake, works. Even Cyberpunk works fine with AMD and Nvidia cards. I am not going back to Windows. Gaming hasn't been an issue for a while. Huge thanks to everyone Took us almost 20 years. Could've been sooner if Linus cared about gaming.

x4e 5y ago
> Could've been sooner if Linus cared about gaming. This surprises me, so you have any more details about Linus’ impact? I’ve always thought the main barriers were NVIDIA and, lately, Battleye.
- beebeepka 5y ago
  I don't think he ever blocked anything of substance that could have helped. What I meant is that he just don't care and never did. As far as I know, of course
- undfg 5y ago
  There should be a stable kernel interface for drivers. The developers of Linux have always been against the idea.