> Linux doesn't come close. > Ubuntu 24.04 I'm sorry, but Ubuntu isn't representative of Linux, hasn't been for a long, long time, so it's a pretty poor choic

> Linux doesn't come close. > Ubuntu 24.04 I'm sorry, but Ubuntu isn't representative of Linux, hasn't been for a long, long time, so it's a pretty poor choice as an example. Any seasoned Linux veteran would tell you to avoid it like the plague. 24.04 in particular is extremely buggy, or at least it was when it was first released. See: https://youtu.be/g1__qfYXtv0 https://youtu.be/g1__qfYXtv0 Also, regardless of the distro you pick, your experience will vary quite a bit when installing packages, especially when it comes to package availability and dependency handling. So your "apt-get install X" command (or it's equivalent) may work just fine on one distro, but not the other. So once again, the result you obtain won't be a representative of "Linux" as a whole. Finally, try running the original Rogue Squadron for example in Win11 (without applying any patches) and let me know how it goes. (it works fine in Linux under Wine by the way.)