I’ve been playing most of my games on Linux since, well, years. When Valve introduced Proton it made things even easier, and currently I just enable Proton Experimental on Windows games and it just, works…really impressive when you think about it :)
I’ve been playing most of my games on Linux since, well, years. When Valve introduced Proton it made things even easier, and currently I just enable Proton Experimental on Windows games and it just, works…really impressive when you think about it :)
Did they lock up the A-Team in an old barn with some old equipment again?
I just use Ubuntu 22.04 on my personal home-built PC. It just works, and I’m not interested in too much tinkering. My wife’s PC also runs Ubuntu 22.04, I have a ton of raspberry Pi’s with standard raspbian on them. And my work laptop runs Windows 11 and it is decent enough.
I’m happy. I can run Steam with all the games I want pretty flawlessly, with some minor tinkering sometimes. But it is a solid experience.
I do, you get Youtube Music as well and no ads, which is a great combination.