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I've been thinking about it I tried them and popped back and forth between Windows and Linux the community is super friendly and more responsive than Microsoft and is better than SteamOS I tried using SteamOS and failed the installment so I might just go back to Garuda Dragonized I was this close to putting SteamOS on my computer I think Valve should team up with Garuda and help them build their own SteamOS I did notice virtual desktop and mixed reality doesn't work on Linux which is the only reason I am not switching to it and mupen64plus keeps breaking.

I've used Garuda in the past and it worked great, but now I'm on endeavour as it also works great. People in Linux are so funny and hypocritical they all complain about garuda because it has so many tweaks and that it could cause problems but yet the same people recommend nobara linux and cachy OS which also have custom kernels and they are both tweaked to the max. See the hypocrisy and double standard the same with Ubuntu gets bad press they added amazon link like 10 years ago and everything else they do and people still hold that on them but yet fedora trying to implement telemetry on fedora 42 but that didn't raise no issue. That's why I kind of stop watching linux video and removed myself from communities involved with Linux I still use it and like it, but that's why Linux will never grow because new user's ask ok which distro should I use and they get all those comments don't use this use that this one no good but this one is it pushes new user's away.

My rx590 xfx 8gb AMD it doesn't have the fans spin and it doesn't display what can be the issue help me

I use arch btw

No, not the garuda. It failed to properly recognize that it failed to install correct combination of drivers for optimus with 1060 (i7-8750h + 1060Max-Q), it had issues with mid-screen tear due to pushing Wayland while it's not ready for the task, firedragon has issues with twitch. I also had some issues with audio devices, but I don't remember what exact problems I had, so we can discount that. On top of that as soon as you start installing something that is not considered in garuda's defaults, all the neat theming goes out of the window. Ultimately it did not contain anything that would make my life easier in comparison to just installing Steam, Heroic and/or Lutris on baseline Linux Mint and did not work any faster than my current mint installation. Mint managed to install properly working set of drivers on the first try. I can't say that it is best and I'm not sure how long I will stay on it, but it's defiantly not worse.

Garuda really? It's ugly, bloated and with a crash awaited to happen upon every new install of a new application extension or when updating the system. Have you tested Bazzite, Nobara or Pop!_os? Gaming applications aren't that difficult to install, and proton is basically all you need now, if that doesn't work, get protonupqt and install a glorious eggroll version. Change the max map count. sudo sysctl -w vm.max_map_count=655300 Install Steam, ProtonUP Qt, ProtonTricks, WineHQ Stable, Wine Tricks. Alternatively add Lutris and Heroic to the batch. If so Woosh, now you can play all Steam Games that proton allows, Epic and "Good Old Games" games. The max map change fixes issues with that shouldn't even exist. It should be added as a default to every linux distro installation to be honest. If it haven't already been handled and fixed. max_map_count info (that it's default is a red hat specific point not distro wide truth.) access.redhat.com/solutions/99913

cachyos blows it away

*QUESTION* You right-clicked on Tales From The Borderlands .EXE file to run with WINE. OK... the question is, does that game not have to run an installation? I want to play a particular MMO, nearly 27Gb installed in Windows. In a VMWare Workstation VM of Garuda, I set up Bottles and got the online installer, and the game opens and runs. Mouse control is completely shot, but I'm running an emulator through a VM so I'm not expecting perfection, just to see that it works. How does the right-click run with WINE work with something like this?

It could be better than Pop OS, but I can't see it, because it doesn't want to boot on my computer.

If you go for arch, might just go for vanilla arch and add only gamemode and zen kernel, there are different videos showing that garuda doesn't really perform any better than that

Dual booting presents a number of issues, including the most annoying of all: Linux likes your BIOS time set to UTC, while Windows likes it to be local time. Switching back and forth is a chore.

This is mostly good advice but it can lead to a lack of commitment if youre trying to totally switch. My advice would be to get the seperate hard drive but take your windows drive out and shove it in a drawer somewhere until the transitionary period is over. Dual booting is awesome but it's super easy to give in and boot back into windows as soon as something presents a moderate challenge. Sooner or later, the linux installation falls into disuse and before you know it, the next stable release has come out so you decide to just nuke your previous installation and try again. The linux path is full of pitfalls like these.

Seems like good advice. Kinda crazy to see a 25 second video just for that but uh yeah, seems like good advice for keeping one sane

I have a question. I know that Garuda recommends not dual booting with it, but is it really a problem? I just don't want to remove Windows straight away.

Nice. Did you (or anyone else here) have any audio delays when on steam games?? I tried a couple games and have serious delays, like from a couple seconds to more then 10 seconds. Haven't tried any other games or launchers yet.

Wanna switch from win10 by the end of support date. Total newbie to linux. My use case is vid recording/twitchstreaming an some basic editing. I do alot of gaming and emulation. I also watch youtube netflix dinsey+ amazon prime and i like google chrome and firefox for net browsing. Not a big fan of telemetry. Acer nitro5 gaming laptop Nvid geforce gtx 1650 Amd ryzen 3550h cpu 20 gb am 256 gb ssd 1tb hdd Also i use my ps4 pad for my pc gaming and also use wiimotes for lightgun games. One extra thing is i like how batocera seems from the vids i saw but i heard its meant to be used offline as its notsecure

Linux/GNU or as I call it these days Linux plus GNU, gave my life meaning, and donated to African children in need, what a god!. F!ck appol gooners that will forever miss on the greatness that is #Linux4Lyfe #Gentoo #Arch #NixOS #Neovim #Hyprland #NetworkManager #SoystemD

"perception that linux was not as user friendly as windows" LMAO Linux will never be a true contender in gaming. I hate mac's and they are more likely to be a better 2nd place for gaming. .... The list of reasons that linux will never sit 2nd place or close to windows in personal user marketplace and especially in the gaming marketplace is way longer then I would honestly want to sit here and list. Don't get me wrong, I have used linux, linux servers, and all that garbage. every distro has its own way of being a pain in the ass and is never an out of the box solution. Even system builders, like System 76 come across issues with audio and things of that nature just for streaming. How many years has it been since the whole " this is the year of linux" thing has been goin now? If you are into linux and wanna spend the time dealing with it and trying to get all your games to work on it.. thats cool. have fun with it, but don't lie to people making it seem like its easier and better than a windows system. It will never have the out of box experience that a windows PC has, where you can literally install windows on practically ANY mix of hardware and it be ready to go for gaming in under an hour.

sure your right...BUT until my CAD-software (ActCAD, from India) can operate on Linux, instead of MS, I'll have to stick with W10 (no, I need not upgrade to 11-12 :-))) Can anyone offer a solution for my CAD-on-LINUX dilemma, PLEASE!?

You are talking about the lack of support *for* popular game engines, but shouldn't it be the lack of support *by* popular game engines?

Intel Arc drivers 4 Linux are lacking.

I've been there and games were the entire reason I switched back to windows. I've been running the same windows 10 OS since about 2015, literally the same install that I downloaded from pirate bay. Every part of my computer has changed including the HDs but it's still the same OS.

Who cares about DRM free if its not Libre software?

an *exclusively* Linux game/software/whatever store is going to face a real uphill struggle. As good as one might be, goodwill doesn't pay bills. It is much better to get more linux-native games on Steam and Gog.

idk man would a linux exclusive store actually be a good idea ? I mean we already have gog and itchio both drm-free and support linux would make no sense for a business to start a new store from scratch supporting only the platform with the least amount of users (even tho that platform is gaining traction we're still by far a minority) they'll just end up with no client and no game devs who would even bother publishing their game there what's more realistic would be getting like better linux support from gog and itchio like new launcher or something

2 reasons why I choose Linux at my workplace: (1) Windows gives me too many unexpected interruptions (2) it's fun coworkers ask if my PC is crashed when I am on CLI

Disagree, cachyOS is much better. There installer can give you zfs on root man. It also includes custom kernel, so I don't know what you smoken man.

Handheld gaming and the success of the Steam Deck is revealing the problems of Windows OS to the public.

Everytime i fireup my hyprland setup there is always someone who is like damn bro you laptop looks so cool, how did you do that

Any computer is as stable as you make it. None kf them require restarting, it is simply an easy fix for many priblems. Windows is still better for most people because software compatibility is far better on windows. Downloading software is far easier on windows. Windows is far easier to use and learn because it has a fully fleshed out gui, while linux has an over reliance on memorizing magic spells. But i will still always use linux when i can because customization is awesome.

My problem is how people keep saying "switch to Linux" despite the change not being that easy or seamless - especially if your applications only have windows versions and Linux, despite being 30+ years old at this point, doesn't offer proper compatibility built-in. Not that MS/Apple do either (MS' backwards-compatibility is a lie and has been at least as far back as Vista; Apple killed 32-bit and now 64-bit with ARM) but considering everything else they did and still do, that's not unusual - but for an entire, open-source community that wants a larger user-base? IMHO, I think it's just sad and disappointing. And I'm not asking for much: Wine already exists, I just want it and any settings that are needed to be conveniently *already built-in and pre-set* so I don't have to install Wine or tinker with its settings; I've done enough of that for the past 20+ years of using Windows tot the point I have collection of patch-EXEs to just run on a new machine/install. And if that fails for some reason, at least with Windows I'm already more than familiar with its problems and can nick a file or two from an older HDD or something.

Good points, but there's one reason why Windows crushes Linux every time... it remembers where I put my app windows so they open there next time. :)

I'm on team penguin but to be fair, memory leaks are extremely rarely caused by an OS itself (1:33). It's almost always a flaw in some 3rd party application. If it's programmed in a low-level language, it can have a leak, no matter what platform.

Sorry but it doesnt win11 is great asfk, I used Fedora for a while and it doesn't even have fractional scaling for hidpi monitors those crap are not ready

At one of my workplaces I had to use Windows. For remote work I had to leave the system running. After a few days when trying to unlock the system in person, there was no video output, nada. Always had to force restart.

I agree.

A good monolithic kernel with solid memory management, faster file systems, what could go wrong. When I played Borderlands2, it run faster and better than Windows on the same hardware, just because of what I wrote before

Microsoft also embrased Safety and security bullshit. Idea behind it is, that when you write foundation/system/driver code. You have to be extremely careful this memory allocation. And places where user generated input is placed into variables. There is a new generation of low level languages. Mainly Rust and GO. That take the ability to manage the memory out of everyday coding. They utilize macros. Where instead of configuring type of variable, it's length, and it's region in a memory, you use makro. The abstract system where you define this tags what the variable should not be allowed to be. It's not bad thing buy itself. But it allows people should have no business writing a Low level code. Write fundamental components of the operating system and drivers. Result is the same functionality. Quadruple the binary size. And half the speed. The idea that there should be no unsafe code. Probably is the idea that will kill Windows once and for all. Simple systems like Linux combined with modern simple libraries and dependencies. Will eventually prevail over the windows. Due to the users rander utilising 20% improvement in performance in games. And use second installation of same operating system that is hardened and secured. Del for slower for their banking and highly important work. Only thing that is sad about the Linux. Is that Linux kernel 6.4 together with X display server or Wayland. Is going into the same either blouted or safety and security obsess the direction.

stop yapping and post interesting content lol

how does it deal with kernel level anti cheat? How does it handle AAA games that everyone plays, Not well. Linux is close but not there yet.

I will be the only one saying the opposite about this Distro. Sadly, none of my Linux compatible games and the ones with Proton compatibility worked. I made sure all Mesa drivers, Vulkan and Proton were exactly configured and updated…my games simply did not launch or got only a black screen. So far, the only Distro where I can play my Steam titles is OpenSUSE, so I guess I’m going back to it.

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Is it better than CachyOs?

What are your specs for this?

After many years of my old Windblows machine with a couple of vid card upgrades it was time for a new one. The new one I build was going to be Microshaft free. So I tried my old faithful Mint but I had plenty of trouble getting games to work well. Then I heard about Nobara and that didn't last long. Next was Garuda which was awesome but I still had trouble with non-Steam games so I eventually ended up going to Windblows. I may hate myself now but at least I can play any game without much trouble.

pero ese no tiene nada de grafica jajaja yo jugare dota 2 en garuda linux x)

I've been trying to play on garuda, a true pain as all of linux distros, still windows stays the number 1 to play any game

I think the best for gaming is Nobara! Anyway, pretty much any distro as long as it comes with KDE Plasma, is very good for gaming!

cool video dude, dunno why you've got those dislikes disabled tho, im sure it cant be that bad

This video is what sold me on getting Garuda. Once you opened Tales From The Borderlands with a simple command to run it with WINE, I was blown away. Gaming on Linux has never been easier!