![]() Given the extremely positive, extremely rapid, progress from last year, (and last year vs 2 years ago, and then even 3 years ago. Luckily it's mostly gotten apple levels of simple on the consumer side of things. Linux is my dayjob and if I had to deal with that shit in my off hours I would not be using it to game on. ![]() I spend probably less time tinkering on it than on Windows. I'm doing what I spoke of above myself, with an nvidia GPU even on PopOS (Ubuntu based, so Ubuntu should be the same). The few games that might need a tweak have well documented copy-paste solutions so you spend 20 sec in CLI and done. You can burn through a significant (90+%) portion of the steam library without once, ever, touching a text console or spend more than 5 minutes tinkering within the Steam GUI or within the game itself. ![]() Linux gaming today is as simple as installing Ubuntu, installing Steam from the GUI app store, and installing your games.Ī scant few games might require going into GUI steam settings for that title and using a different proton version, but this is no different than games on windows asking you if you want to launch in dx11 or dx12 mode. (not WRONG, just outdated, which is fair given how utterly rapid the landscape changed, what may have been true last year is definitely vastly improved today)
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