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It’s a lot easier to just use Windows for gaming. It takes some amount of extra effort for many game types on Linux, including making sure you have all the pre
by noahtallen 5y ago
It’s a lot easier to just use Windows for gaming. It takes some amount of extra effort for many game types on Linux, including making sure you have all the pre requisite packages installed for wine and whatnot. Granted, that’s not hard, but it is extra effort to ensure everything will work.
But my personal gaming is dictated a lot by what my friends are playing, which means I prefer being ready to start a new game quickly without much hassle. And plenty of competitive multiplayer games are unsupported entirely on Linux.
I’m super excited for the future, but it just doesn’t fit my needs yet.
- johnny22 5y agoIf you use steam, the only extra package you have to install are the 32bit graphics drivers if nvidia and mesa (if not nvidia) for 32bit native linux games and wine itself. Although sometime in the nearish future you won't have to do that for wine either.