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Dropbox works fine on Linux so you should be good. OneDrive has a community developed client, not sure how good it works. Gaming works great on Linux, arguably
by cardanome 1y ago
Dropbox works fine on Linux so you should be good. OneDrive has a community developed client, not sure how good it works.
Gaming works great on Linux, arguably better than on Windows. Show stoppers are mostly aggressive anti-cheat or DRM stuff so multiplayer can still suck but for anyone doing single player it is amazing. I have a windows installation I can dual boot into but I haven't in like half a year, I prefer gaming on Linux.
Linux Mint with Cinnamon has a traditional Desktop close to Windows. I highly recommend checking it out.
- bovermyer 1y agoMy last attempt was Debian-flavored Mint. This go around, I'm thinking of trying Kubuntu. Specifically 25.10 Kubuntu, since apparently Wayland fixes a lot of the problems I had trying to game on Linux before.