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I use both Windows and Linux for a long time, and I tried Steam on both platforms in last two years. On Windows, game installation worked perfectly every singl
by ubavic 5y ago
I use both Windows and Linux for a long time, and I tried Steam on both platforms in last two years.
On Windows, game installation worked perfectly every single time.
On Linux, I firstly needed to instal Xorg (because Steam couldn’t start under wayland). After that I spend whole day configuring drivers (I switched from Noveau to proprietary and then back) because I couldn’t get full performance from my card. As time went by, and I tried more and more games, I regularly needed to apply some ad hoc fixes (if you open protondb you will see that most of games sometimes need manual adjustments).
I must say that some games worked perfectly under Linux, but I still can’t recommend Linux to my friends gamers who never seen console in their life (and tbh, even I gave up on Linux gaming, and I just use Windows now).
Also I don’t use Ubuntu. I would probably have nicer gaming experience if I did, but for some other reason I don’t want to use it.