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It's such a slew of hilarious decisions. I don't know if the year of the Linux desktop will ever come, but if I had a gaming rig just out of reach of the requi
by lucasyvas 5y ago
It's such a slew of hilarious decisions.
I don't know if the year of the Linux desktop will ever come, but if I had a gaming rig just out of reach of the required specs, I'd be hoping Valve would bail me out by 2025 - and I seriously think that could be the best first choice if they keep making up ground.
- wrfitch 5y agoSource: I have a gaming rig just out of reach of the desired specs. Given Wine and Proton, Linux gaming is pretty much solved at this point, with the exception of online multiplayer and a few janky late 2000s games. I switched to Ubuntu after Windows 7 went EOL and I've only really seen problems when trying to play online games that require kernel anti-cheat and don't allow modded servers. I'm planning to set up a Windows partition for some basic music production, but I'm unlikely to use it as a daily driver again.