>>749858779
isn't steam OS linux based?

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>>749858779
LINUX IS NOW AI SLOP

>>749858807
I have an Nvidia GPU

>>749858847
So is windows. So what is your point?

It is not unless you enjoy troubleshooting for the first 2 weeks and compiling your own audio drivers to fix problems and so on. Not to mention games having bugs that the developer doesn't understand and won't fix because they only happen on Linux through proton/wine.

>>749858779
If you're on AMD then it's necessary because Windows AMD drivers are still trash. Also Windows kinda rapes you every day by having 8,000 programs startup on launch, telemetry never letting your fans stay low regardless of what hardware you have and constant popups, notifications and random shit happening all the time. It also feels sluggish compared to any decent wm in Linux.

>>749858896
>things that never happened for 500

>>749858896
>t. last time I used linux was in 2015 and it was slackware

I switched to PikaOS. Everything except borderlands four runs on it. At least two months ago it didn't work.
Overall easy to get into and it's baby's first Linux, like Linux Mint.

>>749858989
Literally installed it this year and described my experience based on it.

>>749858904
You realize you could block and restrict all that shit since forever? Don't even need messing with registry. You Linux retards are such phonies. Fake, performative geeks chasing trends.

>>749858779
It never will be.

>>749859031
And what did you install?
Because it all sounds like outdated version of Linux and I mean very old.

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Now that we have Fimcraft and Photocraft that both btfo KDEnlive and Gimp, there's 0 reason to stay on Windows. Unless you're underage ofc and play Fortnite and Valorant.

windows 11 requires almost an equal amount of tinkering to linux nowadays to get a proper install, so unless you absolutely need windows i don't see the point in keeping it.

IDK, but I don't see developers moving away from Win32 anytime soon. Linux will never be a viable desktop OS and emulating Windows won't change that.
>inb4 lol xd Linux is just the kernel xDDDD

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>>749859341
Now we have to wait for Autodesk-likes to arrive.
Proprietary fags lost, freetards won.

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>>749859341
two more weeks

>>749859472
lol xd Linux is just the kernel xDDDD

>>749859472
>muh devs
who cares. everything is open source now.

>>749859542
I hope more devs won't start using that version of EAC.
>TPM
>secure boot
>version control
Nope. Fuck you Timmy.

>>749858779
Sure
But only if you use the distro I use

>>749858807
no, it's based on OS/2

>>749859672
Imagine not having a bag of TPM 2.0 modules in an ESD bag
Couldn't be me

>>749858807
Yes is an immutable root distribution of arch
That means you would need to make / mutable and populate your arch keyrings in order to make lasting changes to your system
This ensures you cant fuck everything up

>>749858847
Based fuck ludithes and lefties

>>749859728
>TPM 2.0 modules
>trusted platform module 2.0 modules

>>749859341
I'd rather wait and see what those two will be like in 6+ months

>>749859083
Hello SaaR
>>749859341
Fornite will come to Linux soon but will ogre

>>749859472
>devs
Devs are the past, now we have AI agents

>>749858779
If you don't give a shit about multiplayer slop, ya, it just works.

>>749859919
>>749859952
lol

>>749859861
>>749859919
>>749859952
Just stop, you aren't even funny at this point.

>>749859728
Imagine thinking it won't be fTPM only from AMD or Intel.

>>749859472
>Linux will never be a viable desktop OS
What's your definition of a "viable" OS? It runs everything except for a handful of programs that are specifically made to be locked down for windows. Devs making their programs not work on an OS can't really be blamed on that OS.

What if I have an Nvidia card

>>749860058
>What's your definition of a "viable" OS?
A stable ABI

>>749860058
>What's your definition of a "viable" OS?
An OS with decades worth of backwards compability.
Backwards compability on Linux is such a joke

>>749860373
What, precisely, do you mean by this?

>>749860058
OS that has an actual API for opening a window.

>>749860351
Then you will get worse experience because nV hates open source.
Expect worse performance especially if you use RT in games.

>>749860716
win = Gtk.ApplicationWindow(application=app)
win.present()

It is piss easy

>>749858779
no since you still cant do shit on it

>>749858896
>troubleshooting for the first 2 weeks
Yes
>compiling your own audio drivers to fix problems
No
>Not to mention games having bugs that the developer doesn't understand and won't fix because they only happen on Linux through proton/wine.
Only really happened to me with old obscure Japshit which I just play through a VM these days.

>>749860952
Either your program doesn't work on half of linux machines, or makes your hello world program be 50 MB.

>>749859982
>>749860004
Suck my dick

>>749861120
>our program doesn't work on half of linux machines
gtk and python work everywhere
and also you have flatpaks that solve compatibility

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>finally managed to run games on linux
>they run like shit because nvidia
not worth it i suppose

>>749861157
404, dick not found. LOL.

>>749858807
>login to steam to use your computer
Based and redpilled actually.

>>749861170
>it either has problem A or problem B
>YEAH BUT IT WORKS WHEN YOU INCLUDE PROBLEM A AND B

>>749860661
Linux userspace is often described as broken or unstable because Linux does not provide one unified, consistently managed userspace platform. It provides a kernel surrounded by a large ecosystem of independently developed libraries, services, desktop environments, configuration systems, package managers, and distributions.

That fragmentation has real consequences: applications break across distributions, upgrades change system behavior, configuration formats become incompatible, and software written for one Linux environment may not work in another—even when both systems run Linux.

The strongest criticism is not that everything in Linux userspace is inherently unreliable. It is that the ecosystem has no single authority enforcing compatibility across all its layers.

>>749861362
>applications break across distributions
What do you think a distribution means? Hard mode: try to think for a minute without eating the garbage that chat bot shits out.

>>749861432
>distribution
even more fragmentation

There's still no proper polished DE....

>>749861206
Oh so you're so brand new you don't know
Sure the shitty php on this trash heap can bug out and eat two posts after spitting one back out three times but that doesn't mean its gone lol

>>749861473
Why the fuck did you reply to chatgpt

Double checking here
It ate three of my goddamn posts
You can't delete multiple at once wtf

>>749861737
Is chatgpt in room with us right now?

>>749861867
ChatGPT sama 10/17/26(Sat)06:28:46 No.749861362▶>>749861432
>>749860661 #
Linux userspace is often described as broken or unstable because Linux does not provide one unified, consistently managed userspace platform. It provides a kernel surrounded by a large ecosystem of independently developed libraries, services, desktop environments, configuration systems, package managers, and distributions.

That fragmentation has real consequences: applications break across distributions, upgrades change system behavior, configuration formats become incompatible, and software written for one Linux environment may not work in another—even when both systems run Linux.

The strongest criticism is not that everything in Linux userspace is inherently unreliable. It is that the ecosystem has no single authority enforcing compatibility across all its layers.

>>749858896
>pajeet/jew making up lies again
Of course.

>>749860483
Windows breaks compatibility all the time.

>>749861891
take your meds, schizo

>>749860483
>Linux is such a joke
Dynamic linking moment.

Kys pewdiepie

>>749860483
>Backwards compability on Linux is such a joke
I don't get how people can act like they've never had to hunt down a .dll on windows. You download the libraries, drop it in a folder, and link it with one line pasted to the terminal. I'll grant that it's one more step than windows but if you're already googling around for libraries you can figure it out. If it's open source then you don't even need to worry, it'll just compile unless you're treading some truly ancient ground.

>>749860661
Look at this clueless linjeet. Go timeshift your goybox.

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>>749861891
Is it or any other Anon claiming that Linux backwards compat is garbage wrong? I don't like Windows and I use Linux, but the fact is that Win32 is the only stable ABI on Linux. Linux is a good kernel, but as far as userspace stuff like libraries go, it's a fucking mess.

>>749862227
dlls are based unlike cringe troonix packaging that doesn't support multiversioning. Update a random lib and dozens of packages get nuked.

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>be winchad
>DO LITERALLY NOTHING
>live rent free in every freetard permavirgin's head as they scour the internet daily looking for the most obscure windows problems affecting 2 users worldwide and declare it the end of MS while posting 99% of windows related threads and posts on /g/, dedicating their lives to MS, chronically afflicted with Microsoft Derangement Syndrome and seething every second of their incel lives at winchads simply existing
god it feels good making lincels seethe without lifting a finger

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>some tranny randomly updated an interpreter and broke ABI
>guess my shit doesn't work anymore
>my troonix distro doesn't have archives of packages so I can't downgrade
>better timeshift
Linjeets this is your mindset.

You can't just use Linux in place of Windows' NT kernel. You need an operating system that works with Linux. I recommend the GNU operating system.

>>749862252
Cool fastfetch winjeet

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Why are they all like this? I'm tired Mr. Bones.

>>749863332
They're not + it doesn't matter

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>>749863467
>it's not happening and if it did it's a good thing

>>749861362
>That name
Literally kill yourself. If you can't explain an actual real world issue with "ABI stability" you don't know what you're talking about. You pseuds say the stupidest shit

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Unity 6 games won't detect my controller and I have no clue why.
Maybe it's time to dual boot again.

>>749863839
Which gaymu?

>>749863942
Anything using unity 6 and its default input system

>>749863978
I don't know games using that engine.
That's why I asked, just in case I run into the same issue.
I would want to see if it's a problem for me as well.

>>749864117
Probably most indie games
Right now I'm having trouble with toem 2, but I've had this with several games since last year.

>>749863839
Disable fastboot. Not joking.

>>749864243
what's fastboot
also other games detect the controller just fine

If you don't try you can't know if it's worth it.
Maybe it easier to run debloats that get overwritten by windows update ocasionally and cleaning up the various shit ms throws at it than it is to learn a new OS.
I honestly can't tell you, because I haven't used windows for close to a decade and back when I switched it was much harder to get games working.
I can neither tell you how hard the switch is or how bad windows is.

>>749864564
I used Linux for about 6 months but switched back to Windows after having small issues on Linux and haven't had any trouble since on Windows

Still not using troonix.

>>749862252
>but the fact is that Win32 is the only stable ABI on Linux
wrong. which is why shit like appimage exists and functions. again, more pseuds saying stupid shit that don't know what they're talking about.

>>749863839
some publishers require steaminput. idk why. it's so fucking broken.
if you are using steaminput, try adding
LD_PRELOAD= %command% to your launch options to remove all the garbage steam injects your binaries with.

>>749864726
>wrong
No you.
>which is why shit like appimage exists and functions.
Stop lying linjeet. Appimages die to ABI changes brecause they're not self contained, just like everything on troonix. An interpreter like ghostscript or glibc updating is all it takes to kill an appimage.

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>>749864726
>appimage exists and functions

>>749864853
glibc has a stable abi bro.... just because your broken software depends on broken behavior, doesn't mean its abi is unstable.
daily reminder that Windows security features causes issues with GTA San Andres, is that an ABI break because vcruntime was being misused?

>>749858847
>now

>>749864928
>glibc has a stable abi bro....
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH

>>749858847
Linus is right... if everyone committing and maintaining the Linux kernel was an intelligent, educated white person. AI in itself is not what will lead to the enshittification of the kernel, it's the brownskins and clueless retards that use it that will. And the fear (a very valid one at that) is that AI will enable these kinds of creatures to make changes to the kernel, review patches, and over time achieve authority in the Linux kernel development. Which will, once again, cause the collapse of another of white man's creation. Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

>>749864969
if you don't know how glibc works, you need to stop posting.... this is getting pathetic, lil bro.

>>749864774
Does steaminput require some external library? I looked in the game's plugins folder and there's no steaminput.
Also I'm not launching it through steam.

>>749864990
Keep lying to yourself loony troony.

>>749864996
yes. Valve slop injects shared objects into proton. I know for a fact some Snoy Steam releases literally will not function correctly without the .so injection. It's insane. I have a shit load of refunds for games that dont' work without steaminput and made me start buying games from Epic Gamestore instead.

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>>749864664
I will happily continue to use Linux for all my servers, but lmao at using it on a desktop for gaming.

>>749865024
objdump --dynamic-syms /usr/lib/libc.so.6

note the GLIBC_%VERSION_HERE% strings for the symbols. Again. If you don't know what you're talking about, you need to stop posting.

>>749865124
glibc constantly breaks ABI, just stop coping linjeet.

>>749865163
no, it doesn't. it's a bug otherwise.
>inb4 link of valve trannies seething their use of setenv is unsafe and incorrect.

>>749865197
>no it doesn't, but when it does
Go back to >>>/g/ you dumb nigger.

>>749858779
I need to wipe my windows install one of these days, I haven't logged in in like 2 years

>>749858779
If you want to. You'll have to learn how to do things in linux but once you do it's actually pretty nice.

>>749865237
so Windows breaks ABI too then?
https://silentsblog.com/2025/04/23/gta-san-andreas-win11-24h2-bug/

>>749859341
>Fimcraft and Photocraft
They don't work

>>749858779
>Is it worth switching to yet?
Yes. Install Windows 10 LTSC IoT Enterprise, with Massgrave. You're welcome.

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>>749865327
>WHATABOUT DAAAA WINDOWS
win32 is the only stable ABI on troonix as previously established ITT. Keep coping and emulating windows executables because nothing else works.

>>749865416
and yet, win32 on windows has broken a videogame. so where is the abi stability?

>>749865449
>so where is the abi stability?
Not on dynamically linked elfs and libs without multiversioning support.

>>749865276
I'm in the same boat. My shit's a bit of a mess of partitions I fucked around with and it works fine somehow but now storage is getting tight (and fuck buying more at this moment) so I'm tempted to back up whatever I can't redownload and nuke it all for a clean start without windows and an excuse to distro hop once again. Maybe I'll finally go pure arch if it's going to be my whole system.

>>749865494
anon... this is embarrassing. you haven't said anything intelligent this whole reply chain. I have consistently shown you quality sources and you keep spewing diarrhea.
explain to me how GLIBC_2.0, GLIBC_2.38, etc not a "multi-versioned" binary?

>>749865392
I would've went with 10 LTSC but my laptop has a newer gen Intel CPU so 11 is far more optimized on it

>>749865695
I just wanna do it to reformat my main drive with ext4 or btrfs. I have a 2tb nvme drive that I used for windows, and then when I wanted to try out linux I got a 500gb ssd and installed it on it. But the vast majority of my storage is still on the old nvme drive and it's annoying sometimes.

>>749865713
>glibc has multiversion support
Holy shit these /g/eets are incredible. You don't even know how the booting process works on troonix, just go back.

>>749858779
Probably not

>>749865858
>ext4
please don't. xfs or btrfs are the only filesystems I'd use in 2026.

>>749865875
>You don't even know how the booting process works on troonix
that has nothing to do with this discussion, lil bro. you're way out of your depth.

>>749866384
You don't know even grasp the concept of multiversioning or frozen ABI, just shut up /g/ brownoid.

>>749865858
>>749866335
>btrfs
gay anal rape equivalent of file systems.

>>749866508
it's the only fs with atomic snapshotting of subvolumes. xfs only has file level atomic snapshots. if you have never deleted something by mistake, you wouldn't understand. I do hourly snapshots so I can recover stuff just in case, plus send incrementals to my backup targets.

>>749866595
>I do hourly snapshots
Hourly, nigga?

>>749866637
yes? I kind of wish Btrfs had a Point-in-Time system so you could just restore from any specific configurable threshold, but hourly is granular enough.

>>749866680
Is your general purpose os a database server?

>>749866994
no? if it was, I would use something like xfs since Btrfs would likely cause undesirable write amplification for database specific workloads and O_DIRECT on btrfs is not going to be as good as O_DIRECT on more classical B+Tree FSes like Ext4 or XFS.

>>749867051
What the fuck are snapshotting every hour bro?

>>749867160
are you literally fucking retarded? I already explained it. So I have a semi-point-in-timish ability to restore files from roughly an hour ago. how fucking retarded are you?

>>749867216
I thought that it was deeper than a paranoia of deleting random files by accident.

>>749865369
I only really tried Filmcraft for some very basic video editing (changing res, fps and cuts) and it unironically works better than kdenlive. I tried Photocraft too but I grew up with Gimp and idk how to do stuff like color to alpha.

>>749866595
>I do hourly snapshots
How much extra disk space does that consume?

>>749858896
>Wangblows jeet making up lies again
>>749858779
Linux>11 in every department. I pity faggots who are gaslit into using that obsolete piece of shit OS.

>>749858847
The problem is that tagging would still be voluntary and entirely reliant on self-reporting from the kind of retards who develop persecution complexes over people seeing "ai-assisted" and determining that it's not worth their time to even look at it (it mostly isn't).
The end result is that anyone with shit AI commits won't tag their work as AI and anyone who uses AI but does some due diligence will tag their work, which ultimately just ends up with a system that is biased towards shittier commits overall and has done nothing to stop the flood of Indian AI commits.
The only solution is to sever all internet connections to India.

>>749867658
Zoomers are already infected with india-tier IQ and standards, culling india won't help.

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>>749864239
I just launched pic related via lutris and tried two different controllers both xinput and dinput via BT. It just works™ for me on CrashyOS.
So maybe it's a problem with your specific setup? Have you tried different controller or even Proton version?

>>749858847
youtube hasn't suggested to me Lunduke in months

>>749867606
btrfs is CoW, so at worst, it can blow up massively if there is a huge change between one hour ago and now. in practice, this is basically how shit like AWS S3 works and most all files don't completely change.

>>749867216
bitch what the fuck are you doing that you need to keep track of what files are being modified in your system by the goddamn hour
paranoid ass niggas using linux these days

>>749867728
No new children were born after 2000, the phenomenon of Zoomers is just a way to launder the online traffic of Millennial Indians.
If you've seen a child aged 0-26 in public this is either a doll, a hallucination or a little person being employed to defraud social services.

>>749858779
Open source will always be a mess where some top autists get their egos bruised and refuse to fix something for a decade or two.

>>749859672
People who don't run secure boot are either actively developing hardware drivers or retards. Which one are you?

>>749865369
What doesn't work with Photocraft? I didn't try that much, but I messed around with some old .psd files and everything was fine.

>>749870939
I saw it fuck up blurring results. You can’t use it for professional application.

>>749865074
What games? All my Snoy shit works fine on controllers.

>>749871283
the stupid ghost of whatever ones.
I had issues with the nu-ratchet&clank without lombox titties
I am using a DualSense on GNU+Linux. From what I read, it is a steam specific issue because those releases depend on steaminput.

>>749871135
Indians think Gimp is comparable to Photoshop, they cannot be reasoned with.

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>>749866384
this is getting heated. closed.

>>749871426
And I explicitly turn steam input and steam overlay off ( LD_PRELOAD= ) because they always cause bugs:
After x amount of minutes, mouse movement causes FPS drops.
Steam overlay crash loops, causing the steam client to steal focus from fullscreen game.

It's insane how shit Valve is at software.

>>749858896
Trve.

>>749872057
>After x amount of minutes, mouse movement causes FPS drops.
This happened when I disabled steam recording while keeping overlay on. So disable or enable both.

>>749872320
Or just turn all that shit off. It's unnecessary slop.

>>749871426
Ghost of Tsushima? That one ran just fine with my old xbox controller.

>>749859083
You have no idea how much shit there is if you think you can block all of it. Linux just works. Windows will forever rape you and you will keep getting raped by Windows forever. Get raped. Keep getting raped. You are raped. You will always be raped. Raped. You got raped. Windows rapes you. Windows raped you. Windows will rape you.

>>749872320
Has nothing to do with either.
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/11446

I don't use Linux, but even I am probably going to switch to it. I'm tired of bloated nonsense. Also people meme about it not working but it actually does "just work." It's been streamlined.

>>749864970
My greatest fear is just pajeets izzat farming with ai tools in my team

The maintainers that use ai were fucking based cause their debugging work has actually improved. And as usual, the boomer senior devs don't understand AI

>>749873821
It just works unless you're unlucky and something doesn't, then you need to become your own tech support department. Thankfully AI makes it a lot easier to fix problems because you don't have to get help from some greasy nerds who hate you.

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>>749873170
>Has nothing to do with either.
>posts a link to the issue explaining that it is, in fact, related to gameoverlayrenderer.so
LLMs and their consequences were a disaster for younger generation

>>749858880
But linux is goyslop for goys. You're not a goy, are you, goy?

>>749858779
I have been using computers since I was 4 years old playing on my dad's MSX and I can say that Linux has BTFO windows completely for at least a year now, and it will only get better with time.

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>>749869165
Thanks for the explanation

>>749877047
>my dad's MSX
Not trusting a Chinaman.

>>749878140
MSX was used everywhere that wasn't burgerstan tho.

>>749858779if you pc runs windows well then no reason to change,linux fucking sucks for gaming

>>749878847
Everyone outside the USA is a Chinaman.

For your perspective If you ready to fiix your audio and wifi driver for hours it is fine.Im not saying that not to switch , im run arch for like 6 month abd everything is fine.

>>749878982
HAHA
me play joke
me put pee pee in your coke

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>>749879169
I eat duck sauce.

>>749858847
Everything is AI slop now, you can't escape it anymore. It's over.

>>749868967
Maybe it's my controller, I have a DS3.
But it seems to work just fine as an xinput pad in other games.
I've had this issue for over a year now with several games, my setup has changed since, went from bottles to faugus, also tried a bunch of proton forks. Only the distro (fedora) and packaging (flatpak) remained the same.

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I swapped from w11 iot ltsc to Fedora one evening. Haven't really considered going back. Even got my funny beacn mic working with a fix on github. All my MMOs work so I really don't need more than that. Outside of gaming, I found it was much easier to setup split tunneling on linux without any kind of leaks. I want to talk about, and recommend, it to my friends but I don't want to be that guy.

>>749880151
I can try that game on Fedora since I have it installed on my memepad.
Give me some time.

>>749861194
>finally managed to run games on linux
?
>they run like shit because nvidia
???
What do you mean by "finally"? You just click play and the game runs. Maybe you might need to change which version of proton you're using but protondb exists. I use an intel CPU and nvidia GPU and games run perfectly fine. What are you talking about?

>>749880380
What controllers do you have btw?

>>749866595
>hourly snapshots
fucking why
snapshotting isn't for backups its for recovery
btrfs for root and xfs for home with a REAL backup system for home

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>>749880431
Pic related and gamesir nova lite because it was 10€

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>>749880503
>xshit controller

Whats the current ricing/customization guide?

>>749880568
I hate snoy controllers they are too damn small :(

>>749880503
damn I wonder if using a controller from 2006 is causing me issues
Though at the end of the day wine is still feeding xinput to games so I can't see why it didn't work.

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>>749880629
>too damn small

>>749861524
KDE Plasma

>>749858779
Is DirectX 12 fixed on Linux? Can I finally switch?

>>749881045
It's been working fine for me

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>>749880947

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>>749881103
?

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Bloodborne on Linux

>>749881045
I haven't had any issues with VKD3D.

>>749881103
Hasn't happened to me.

>>749880660
Might be the case, you can also try adding your game to the Steam and try using steam input to take over.

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>>749880660
No issues so far. But maybe I should try using flatpak application.
Have you tried using Heroic Launcher?

>>749880568
RIP, king

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>>749881286
tranny coded

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>>749881286
What are we doing with that theme, brother

>>749881103
are they wrong tho

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>use proton experimental
>use proton-cachyos
>use native + wine
Linux is so shit, there should be a "just play" button that auto selects the best proton
And I use Nvidia, would I still lose performance using Linux?

>>749881045
directx12 can never be on linux unless microsoft explicitly forbids it
what is there is vkd3d, it translates directx12 calls into vulkan calls, which is how people play games on linux using proton

>>749883130
allows it*

>>749883127
>there should be a "just play" button that auto selects the best proton
There's no way to know what the "best Proton" is without the kind of user reporting that you're complaining about, because no single version is best for everything. Even if you pick the latest release of whatever fork best suits your use case, you'll probably see regressions.
Also this isn't an issue with Linux itself except in that it's illegal for the Linux kernel to just contain a copy of Windows to eliminate the need for Wine.
If you just want an OS that behaves like Windows, good news: there already is one.

>>749858896
>and compiling your own audio drivers to fix problems and so on
why do people come here to make shit up

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>>749883127
>And I use Nvidia, would I still lose performance using Linux?
No

>>749880947
XFCE4

>>749862238
>Go timeshift your goybox.
yeah instead, on windows, if your install breaks, you have to wipe the entire system, how fun

>>749881286
PLS BE MY GF PLS

>>749884967
Let's be realistic anon. Out of the box KDE Plasma is the most complete experience that you can have without extra tinkering.

>>749881103
genuinely why does kde have such dedicated schizos that save images of old bugs and pretend they are never fixed

>>749881171
It's just some retard who keeps posting screenshots from literal dev builds. I wouldn't be surprised if he soon starts creating bugs by recompiling them with his own patches.

>>749885116
Because steamos uses it and the pajeets and kikes are making up bullshit.

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>>749885340
>pajeets and kikes are making up bullshit.

>>749885497
>saaaar look at picture saaar
>kde indiaaan saaaar
>do the needful
I don't fall for your niggertier shit pajeet fuck you.

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>>749885618
Your DE is broken jeetware.

>>749885689
That's a user error

>>749885689
I don't personally use KDE, plus saaaar you're posting nightly shit again.

>>749885760
No it's not kdjeet, in fact >>745149181 (You) niggers say that it's a feature!

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okok i use kde myself and i think it's genuinely good software and that anon is a retard but that plasma login manager bug is genuinely still there

I switched to linux and dug out my old ass mx crt. I NEED less. fellas is cinammon an ok desktop? I seem to have made the mistake of liking that kde one.

All I do is make bad bitches in blender and play games.

>>749885945
>you're a retard, but the thing you're talking about is true

>>749885948
kde is good, so is cinnamon, i don't think it supports wayland yet so you might run into troubles there, i would just stick with kde and don't listen to retards on 4chan

>>749885948
Abandon DE, embrace WM.

>>749886172
TSMT!! Just compile a WM and never deal with faggot devs pushing broken updates for their jeetware with six million moving dependencies.

>>749886172
Care to say why to embrace it? I just like to hear what people like about something when they recommend it.

Yes your words matter to me