Holy shit, this is an awesome update.
Holy shit, this is an awesome update.
It’s a valid POV. My take is opposite: All the CDs and DVDs I ever bought will eventually fail to work, the disc drives will fail to work too. My Steam account is 21 years old. I can still play games I bought 21 years ago, even on my Steam Deck and desktop Linux PCs.
I wish Sony comes to the same conclusion soon.
That’s the point. Online play on linux is limited.
Online?
My comment was a joke about their load tests being subpar.
Further context for anyone interested.
FC25 is the world’s most popular Football (soccer) game, made by the world’s shittiest gaming company, EA.
Open TTD is an open source transport tycoon sim.
Not being able to play the world’s most popular games, means most gamers aren’t ready for Linux yet.
And more.
I hate those games, but my kids want to play FC25, and for that… I still have a dreaded Windows PC.
Same thing here. Freaking amazing experience.
Flight simulator needed a better people simulator.
I moved to Linux, and there’s no Linux client support, so…
Now it’s just a standard publisher for retro games, it’s not like it’s re-releasing yuzu and going to legal war with Nintendo.
What a shit sandwich
Can you run Inkscape on it?
4 dimensional graphics
Like nowaday’s AAAA
Bullshitting never changes
If you like Bazzite, then go for the Bazzite-stable instead of Bazzite-deck. It’s the same but it doesn’t boot into Deck UI.
Bazzite, I want my PC to just work and not require me to maintain it, on top of that I need it to be game-ready and have good color management for work related stuff.
Same here with Bazzite. I freaking love it. I love the whole Ublue project. I haven’t tried the Fedora Atomic spins, how do they differ from Ublue?
Any other take to add to this?
I actually come from Arch (Arch, Endeavour, Cachy, Crystal, BlendOS). It’s good for learning, but after the baptism of fire, I just wanted my PC to work for me and not the other way around. Bazzite freaking rocks.
Git & Github would be awesome
Github so that I can get it to sync instantly, and git for when I finally get time to learn how to self host it.