Then again I play Papers Please through Steam and have no problems, so maybe they're using the 32 bit version. I agree that Linux use in general requires troub

Then again I play Papers Please through Steam and have no problems, so maybe they're using the 32 bit version. I agree that Linux use in general requires troubleshooting skill. We shouldn't assume there will never be any issues worth troubleshooting and recommend Linux to novices as a Microsoft killer. We should instead assume problems will happen and therefore a robust restore process is much more valuable to a novice Linux user. This is why I believe in btrfs that Fedora uses. Imagine having the powerful restore options many Windows computers ship with. Just press a key, go into a menu, select a point in time recovery, restore. But that said, what I really wanted to say was that I play exclusively on Linux now thanks to Proton and it's amazing. I can play big titles like Witcher 3, RDR2 and more, but I mostly play smaller titles like Oxygen not included, Rimworld and Ostriv.