in4apenny

Wow thank you for the incredibly balanced argument. I really want to switch to Linux for all the obvious reasons, but it's the same cliche reason why I don't - I'm too much of a bitch-dude to make such a big change to something I use and operate on the daily without certainty. But as i've said, the moment say Valve come out with a SteamOS for desktop which is basically Windows through and through minus the bloatware and corruption (that isn't to say Valve isn't corrupt but they're not making weapons for Israel) is the day I switch with no qualms. Like many I'm far too used to the interface and compatability of Windows still.

I just wanna stop feeling bad when Muta yells at me.

Wish the UK's right to defend itself wasn't banned in 1997.

It's like that feeling on the diving board before you jump in the pool without knowing how warm or cold the water is. I'm still afraid of getting wet, if you know what I mean.

It's much easier on Windows. When it's just as is easy if not easier to do on Linux is the day I switch without hesitation. I'm far too setup and comfortable with Windows, I'm a pleb I know but it is what it is.

If you want those mindless online shooter games who slobber all over that absolutely useless anticheat software, then stay on windows honestly.

But i'm currently on Windows and I don't play those games. What I want is an alternative that I don't have to jump through hoops and follow a recipe just to boot up games, and have access to modding tools that most if not all are only built for Windows.

Holy shit that's a lot just to be able to play a game. Is there any hope of Linux becoming more user friendly and streamlined?

There isn't just mindless online slobber shooters on Windows, y'know. Those same shooters exist on Linux too.

Modded Cyberpunk is kinda my thing right now, would that be a problem on Linux?

I can't remember specifics but I remember a bunch of games i've modded don't have tools supported on Linux.

Must've been hard for you in the 90's with Xena Warrior Princess being a DEI gay female superhero.

How does Linux fair with gaming, game dev, and modding? I don't wanna get on Linux and have to jump through hoops just to get Vortex working for Nexusmods or something.