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Well, that's apples and oranges. I was playing starcraft on wine earlier this year and there were constant freezes and crashes on new hardware.
by dmead 10mo ago
Well, that's apples and oranges. I was playing starcraft on wine earlier this year and there were constant freezes and crashes on new hardware.
- d3Xt3r 10mo agoHave you tried playing it via Proton or Proton-GE (via Steam or Lutris)? Vanilla Wine is a bit of a rough experience, I'd only recommend it for advanced users who know what they're doing.
- dmead 10mo agoAh sorry, it was lutris (the name escaped me). I've done all the combinations of wine and wrappers to wine. All of them have a sort of unstable relationship with the calling environment. alt-tabbing out of games never works, there are freezes and game crashes when you try to switch in and out of games a fluidly as you can on windows. I believe you that steamos is better, but it's also a single task environment where you're not checking your email between rounds of halo. I'll give proton a try, though i believe that was in play when i was laddering with lutris.