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But that’s precisely it. You don’t switch at home for games, others don’t for other compatibility reasons either. I’m not specifically talking about games but t
by dagmx 2y ago
But that’s precisely it. You don’t switch at home for games, others don’t for other compatibility reasons either. I’m not specifically talking about games but the whole user experience.
That’s not a knock against Linux. It’s great but it’s also disingenuous when people push it as the year of Linux on the home desktop.
- talldayo 2y ago> I’m not specifically talking about games but the whole user experience. If you are capable of using an iPad as a gaming device, I literally do not understand how you wouldn't be able to use a GNOME desktop to achieve literally the exact same outcome. Am I wrong? Getting Steam to use Proton is literally one click in the Steam settings - using an app like Bottles just has you open exes like normal. This is no worse than the Crossover Wine support from the Mac days of yore, if not more streamlined and not fighting against system integrity protection. And your fucking settings app doesn't give you a notification pip for not logging in.