Turning Linux Mint into a Powerful Gaming OS
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Turning Linux Mint into a Powerful Gaming OS
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Re: Turning Linux Mint into a Powerful Gaming OS
#2Wine again? There are so many great games with native linux builds. It is perfectly reasonable to build a great and powerful gaming rig without wine. Rather than compromise we should hold devs to account: no linux build, no my money.
Some games are radically better ob linux. Most all of KSP's linux builds have been rock stable, far more so than contemporary windows builds.
Re: Turning Linux Mint into a Powerful Gaming OS
#3Wine again? There are so many great games with native linux builds. It is perfectly reasonable to build a great and powerful gaming rig without wine. Rather than compromise we should hold devs to account: no linux build, no my money. Some games are radically better ob linux. Most all of KSP's linux builds have been rock stable, far more so than contemporary windows builds.
I agree wholeheartedly. I have a dualboot setup, Windows mainly for games / Linux for dev and games. KSP is super nice to play. Funny enough, I spend most of my time playing Dwarf Fortress and Factorio.
Re: Turning Linux Mint into a Powerful Gaming OS
#4Wine again? There are so many great games with native linux builds. It is perfectly reasonable to build a great and powerful gaming rig without wine. Rather than compromise we should hold devs to account: no linux build, no my money. Some games are radically better ob linux. Most all of KSP's linux builds have been rock stable, far more so than contemporary windows builds.
It's really about the fact that Wine 2.0 was only just recently released.
I would argue that Steam/Valve is making great strides in providing Linux compatible games.