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Thank you for the info; I was already leaning towards XFCE so i will give that a try. Also i did some reading on the proprietary drivers (nvidia, etc.) I'm go
by DavideNL 4y ago
Thank you for the info;
I was already leaning towards XFCE so i will give that a try.
Also i did some reading on the proprietary drivers (nvidia, etc.)
I'm going to install dual boot Debian/XFCE and Pop!_OS for the gaming.
I still can't believe that Windows has turned into such a bloatware/mess that i'm actually at a point i can't live with it anymore...
- KronisLV 4y ago> I still can't believe that Windows has turned into such a bloatware/mess that i'm actually at a point i can't live with it anymore... That is quite unfortunate, especially because there is some software that I think Windows does better - like MobaXTerm or 7-Zip (with its GUI), FancyZones (for window snapping) and most of the GPU control panels. That said, as that article of mine shows, Linux on the desktop is actually way better than it used to be years ago and gaming is definitely viable, even if not all of the titles are supported. Sadly, I don't think that'll happen anytime soon, but it's still better than nothing! I'll still probably go the dual boot route with Windows and Linux, or maybe will have a VM with GPU passthrough for specific games on Linux, although I haven't gotten it working just right, ever. Oh well, here's to a brighter future!