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I've been daily driving Linux for maybe around 5 years, and I only ever need to be boot into Windows when I need to use an android custom ROM tool. This is gene
by BLKNSLVR 4y ago
I've been daily driving Linux for maybe around 5 years, and I only ever need to be boot into Windows when I need to use an android custom ROM tool. This is generally a flurry of activity over a day or few, and then nothing for months.
I've just (re)obtained a desktop PC with a GPU, which I'm using as a Linux gaming prototype box with ubuntu 20.04 LTS running Steam, and I'm reliving some youth in playing through Deus Ex (properly, stealthily). Enjoying the fact that Linux is doing it pretty smoothly (with some initial setup headaches now overcome).
- tetris11 4y agoIf youean Obsidian, Heimdall on Linux is a pretty excellent alternative, you just need to be specific about which partitions you're flashing
- anthk 4y agoInstall GMDX on top of Deus Ex.
- BLKNSLVR 4y agoYes, that was something that, for some reason, helped compatibility - there's a launcher that's bundled with it. My plan is to complete it, slowly, then go from the start again with the Revision mod.
- anthk 4y agoThe Revision mod it's really bad. GMDX gives consistency and it doesn't have nonsensic Chinese characters in Hong Kong. Also, it doesn't crap out the lightning, neither makes superficial changes because of "look, shiny!!!".