very nice, i am a KDE user myself, you did a great job my friend, seems like you really put some thought into this, being able to switch back and forth with windows and linux, simple
Thanks! Yeah I def gave this a lot of thought. I was tired of having to reboot into windows for certain things. I also just love tinkering. This has changed slightly since this video but still the same concept.
Thanks! I will make a video going into more details on how it's set up. Wanted to see how much traction and interest I got in the set up itself before I did. It's looking like I'm getting some pretty good interest. 💯😎
Take the leap! It's a refreshing change. You will have issues. Not gonna sit here and say it's all perfect but the good out ways the bad in my opinion. I'm starting my discord channel next week so feel free to join and I can help you with the switch if you have questions.
@djayreed I stream and record from my Linux desktop. What's great about the set up I have is if I'm playing a game on the Windows laptop I can still use my obs on my Linux desktop and just capture the whole monitor and it streams what I'm playing through the Windows laptop. I hope that makes sense. I confused myself while typing it 😂😂
You could always reverse what I do and use obs on the Windows and elgato devices would still work. Just a thought. I'm sure there is a way or an alternative to do it.
The last part: you are syncing your video files between your devices? Wouldnt it be easier just to expose a network share locally or dedicated and mount it on your devices? Or do you need it on every devices if you might go out with your notebook? That moonlight + Notebook streaming is a cool idea to workaround the windows issue. Another idea might be the gpu passtrough method (if you have 2 GPUs in your desktop it might be easier to setup) anyway, its a bit of hassle to get it into launch ready, the moonlight + sunshine setup is cool enough, I like! I used to use KDE once I started using EndeavourOS but ended up using a specific Hyprland Configuration and now I am stuck on it :-D Aint no chance I switch to anything other if I am not forced to. How is the latency when you play e.g. CoD on moonlight? I mean I know sunshine + moonlight is pretty nice and have a good latency, but it has latency, for competitive games + shooters I am curious if its might be a bit too high latency that it make you may think "damn booyyy, if I was on my native setup, I would have won the round!" Or are you more of a regular fun player and some latency is no matter? (I am a CS comp. player and every LAG/Latency in between makes the whole game unplayable for me) All in all nice setup!! Cheers
First off, love this comment! You did exactly what I asked 💯😎. First part: I use syncthing because I also have an asus gaming tablet I use on the go when I'm traveling so my video files are there as well if I need to edit or work on the go. I have thought about doing a local network sharing but I was already using syncthing so it was just the easier option. I have also used hyprland. You can check out my other video on that. I used it for a bit before I switched to this. The only reason I did is because of the screen sharing issues with hyprland+Wayland. Other than that I would have prolly stayed on hyprland. As for the latency. I would definitely categorize myself in the more casual gamer category. I do have 1 GB up and down Internet speeds so I really don't experience much latency. There is almost no difference. But that is coming from a more casual gamer. So competitively I would probably like a more native set up. Thanks for the feedback! 😎💯
as far as im aware, CoDs anticheat doesnt work inside of a VM, so gpu passthrough might be tough in that case. What im more interested in: does this method also work for valorant? i remember hearing vanguard disabling remote cursors. im not sure though.
Thanks! I had a separate workspace where I had my moonlight streaming my other windows PC. And I just leave it open so when I switch to that workspace I'm in windows.
I just said "eff it" on COD and PUBG. There's 16 or 17 thousand games that do run in Linux, so I just dedicate my game time to them. Loving Linux Mint. Nice setup you got though. Hope you're digging Linux as much as I do.
I definitely love Linux! I just love gaming too lol I couldn't just throw that away for my love of Linux but join the discord! We talk about Linux and Gaming all day! discord.gg/sUDGzEH9Ms
I like the idea of not having to leave Linux using Moonlight but that adds delay so no go for me. I ended up just using two pcs and have audio going from one to the gaming one. So only games run on the Windows PC and everything else is Linux on another pc. No delay of any kind, and I prefer to have two keyboards/mice as using a KVM which I have has delay. Got annoying lol
Lol I can see where that would get annoying. I actually have 0 delay I have both my computers hardwired and have really good Internet. I actually experience no difference. I play games like the finals and overwatch and still can perform and get kills as if I was playing natively. Gotta have really good Internet to pull it off tho.
hey i did t get what script or theme you used to have such clear theme (the transcript say zero linux script) do you have a link ? thanks for the video and information on the setup (kind of cheating to have a 2nd pc to use as game mode for windows only)
Cool setup bro, I'm using endeavourOS+kde, i can play games with no problem but my battery goes down a little much when playing, i set up TLP but just change a little, Any advice you can give?, (I have a laptop).
Thanks! 😎💯. I have a couple questions first.. What model laptop do you have? And the hardware, like CPU, GPU, RAM amount? Also are you playing GPU intensive games? I typically don't recommend playing games on laptops without being plugged into power. You won't get the full performance out of the device which will cause your computer to strain a little more causing the battery to die faster.
So depending on the games you play with those specs that can definitely affect the battery if they are graphically intensive. Most modern computers it's okay to keep it plugged in while you are gaming for a few hours but I wouldn't just always keep it plugged in if you do need to use it unplugged for other tasks. I hope this helps! I would suggest upgrading your ram to at least 16gb it would help in more than just battery but in performance as well.
I was just telling the other person who commented 🤣, I only switched because KDE does a better job with screen sharing which I use for work very often. And I do appreciate the KDE tools every once in awhile when I'm lazy and don't want to mess with the config lol Other than that I do like hyprland overall better because I definitely like tiling wm better and hyprland is the best out there imo.
Very very nice theming but, if you already enjoy endevour os and you focus on gaming I would suggest you try cachyos is my daily driver and I also like games it has the kernel patches from cristal linux and gentoo i believe I havent tried endevour because i like cachyos so much, but i believe is beautiful also the space theming i love it your customization is very nice too :) you can try gaming in cachyos and reply if is better endevour i would give it a shot because i really like it but when i knew i about it was already using cachyos
I'm literally installing cachyos on my gaming Asus Tablet right now 😂😂 (Had windows on it previously). I was about to install EOS but it would not connect to WiFi so I rebooted and now trying cachyos and its working great so far. I'm gonna see if I like it better overall before I put it on my main rig.
@@TheBlackDon One of the good things about cachyos is how good it works on nvidia desktop I never tried on a tablet my laptop for emergency moments i install regular arch with zen kernel i intended cachyos for my gaming desktop and workstation
@roberto7102 yeah I have heard that it does really well with Nvidia. I might have to do it on my desktop cus when I play The Finals and it randomly crashes from time to time. It's pretty annoying.
@@TheBlackDon I only have experienced issues playing xdefiant but was the game devs broke it for linux after an update they made to improve performance before this I was able to play
Main reason was the issues with sharing your screen in apps like discord was really becoming an issue for me. I have to share my screen a lot for work. KDE just has nice tools that preconfigure those types of fixes. Trust me once Wayland is more compatible with all apps I will be switching back as I miss being on a true tiling wm.
I have created a community discord but I have not invited anyone yet 🤣 I was waiting to get a little larger of a following but I'm open to opening it up sooner!! 💯😎
@@TheBlackDon Sounds great. I put on the bell for when that announcement video goes out. Don't be afraid to start. Even flowers and trees start from seeds ;)
I used Xero Linux script on the theming and config for KDE. If you are using KDE you can install his script over top of it I would do it on a fresh install tho.
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very nice, i am a KDE user myself, you did a great job my friend, seems like you really put some thought into this, being able to switch back and forth with windows and linux, simple
Thanks! Yeah I def gave this a lot of thought. I was tired of having to reboot into windows for certain things. I also just love tinkering. This has changed slightly since this video but still the same concept.
This is cleannn brotha, preciate you sharing and +1 on wanting a tutorial for this!
Tutorial def coming soon. My set up has changed slightly but it still functions exactly the same.
Bro I need an more elaborate like step by tutorial for this setup man, like this amazing man 🔥
Thanks! I will make a video going into more details on how it's set up. Wanted to see how much traction and interest I got in the set up itself before I did. It's looking like I'm getting some pretty good interest. 💯😎
I’ve been wanting to switch to Linux for awhile now and this would be a perfect gaming/workstation set up for me might have to look further into this
Take the leap! It's a refreshing change. You will have issues. Not gonna sit here and say it's all perfect but the good out ways the bad in my opinion. I'm starting my discord channel next week so feel free to join and I can help you with the switch if you have questions.
@@TheBlackDon will definitely join what do you use to stream with bc i see you have obs up do you stream off the laptop or linux?
@djayreed I stream and record from my Linux desktop. What's great about the set up I have is if I'm playing a game on the Windows laptop I can still use my obs on my Linux desktop and just capture the whole monitor and it streams what I'm playing through the Windows laptop. I hope that makes sense. I confused myself while typing it 😂😂
@@TheBlackDon i get it… it does make a complete sense i was just tryna find a way to have an elgato alternative software to control my audio
You could always reverse what I do and use obs on the Windows and elgato devices would still work. Just a thought. I'm sure there is a way or an alternative to do it.
Clean af imo. Good job
Thanks, I appreciate it! 💯😎
The last part:
you are syncing your video files between your devices?
Wouldnt it be easier just to expose a network share locally or dedicated and mount it on your devices? Or do you need it on every devices if you might go out with your notebook?
That moonlight + Notebook streaming is a cool idea to workaround the windows issue. Another idea might be the gpu passtrough method (if you have 2 GPUs in your desktop it might be easier to setup) anyway, its a bit of hassle to get it into launch ready, the moonlight + sunshine setup is cool enough, I like!
I used to use KDE once I started using EndeavourOS but ended up using a specific Hyprland Configuration and now I am stuck on it :-D Aint no chance I switch to anything other if I am not forced to.
How is the latency when you play e.g. CoD on moonlight? I mean I know sunshine + moonlight is pretty nice and have a good latency, but it has latency, for competitive games + shooters I am curious if its might be a bit too high latency that it make you may think "damn booyyy, if I was on my native setup, I would have won the round!" Or are you more of a regular fun player and some latency is no matter? (I am a CS comp. player and every LAG/Latency in between makes the whole game unplayable for me)
All in all nice setup!! Cheers
First off, love this comment! You did exactly what I asked 💯😎.
First part: I use syncthing because I also have an asus gaming tablet I use on the go when I'm traveling so my video files are there as well if I need to edit or work on the go. I have thought about doing a local network sharing but I was already using syncthing so it was just the easier option.
I have also used hyprland. You can check out my other video on that. I used it for a bit before I switched to this. The only reason I did is because of the screen sharing issues with hyprland+Wayland. Other than that I would have prolly stayed on hyprland.
As for the latency. I would definitely categorize myself in the more casual gamer category. I do have 1 GB up and down Internet speeds so I really don't experience much latency. There is almost no difference. But that is coming from a more casual gamer. So competitively I would probably like a more native set up.
Thanks for the feedback! 😎💯
as far as im aware, CoDs anticheat doesnt work inside of a VM, so gpu passthrough might be tough in that case.
What im more interested in: does this method also work for valorant? i remember hearing vanguard disabling remote cursors. im not sure though.
Great bro , Would like to know how did you manage to make it change between windows and Linux😊
Thanks! I had a separate workspace where I had my moonlight streaming my other windows PC. And I just leave it open so when I switch to that workspace I'm in windows.
I just said "eff it" on COD and PUBG. There's 16 or 17 thousand games that do run in Linux, so I just dedicate my game time to them. Loving Linux Mint. Nice setup you got though. Hope you're digging Linux as much as I do.
I definitely love Linux! I just love gaming too lol I couldn't just throw that away for my love of Linux but join the discord! We talk about Linux and Gaming all day! discord.gg/sUDGzEH9Ms
the windows games setup that you cant do in linux lol GG the laptop cracked me up, nice setup
😂 thanks!
awesome setup bro
Thanks man 💯😎
Very cool setup.
Thanks! 💯😎
I like the idea of not having to leave Linux using Moonlight but that adds delay so no go for me. I ended up just using two pcs and have audio going from one to the gaming one. So only games run on the Windows PC and everything else is Linux on another pc. No delay of any kind, and I prefer to have two keyboards/mice as using a KVM which I have has delay. Got annoying lol
Lol I can see where that would get annoying. I actually have 0 delay I have both my computers hardwired and have really good Internet. I actually experience no difference. I play games like the finals and overwatch and still can perform and get kills as if I was playing natively. Gotta have really good Internet to pull it off tho.
+1 for KDE Plasma
hey i did t get what script or theme you used to have such clear theme (the transcript say zero linux script) do you have a link ?
thanks for the video and information on the setup (kind of cheating to have a 2nd pc to use as game mode for windows only)
I was using this script here: wiki.xerolinux.xyz/rice/
Haha I wouldn't say cheating but it's definitely not possible for everyone 😂😂
Cool setup bro, I'm using endeavourOS+kde, i can play games with no problem but my battery goes down a little much when playing, i set up TLP but just change a little, Any advice you can give?, (I have a laptop).
Thanks! 😎💯. I have a couple questions first..
What model laptop do you have? And the hardware, like CPU, GPU, RAM amount?
Also are you playing GPU intensive games?
I typically don't recommend playing games on laptops without being plugged into power. You won't get the full performance out of the device which will cause your computer to strain a little more causing the battery to die faster.
Go to the settings look for effects and uncheck everything
@@wikwayer in what?
@@TheBlackDon
Brand: Lenovo
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 7520U with Radeon Graphics @2795 MHz
Videocart: AMD Radeon(TM) 610M -2120 MB [1920x1080]
RAM:5966 MB(8gb)
SSD: 237 GB
Doesn't using it while connected to power harm the battery btw?
So depending on the games you play with those specs that can definitely affect the battery if they are graphically intensive. Most modern computers it's okay to keep it plugged in while you are gaming for a few hours but I wouldn't just always keep it plugged in if you do need to use it unplugged for other tasks. I hope this helps! I would suggest upgrading your ram to at least 16gb it would help in more than just battery but in performance as well.
Hey, great vid, just wanted to ask why you don't use hyprland? Did you just want the kde tools or was there a specific issue with hyprland?
I was just telling the other person who commented 🤣, I only switched because KDE does a better job with screen sharing which I use for work very often. And I do appreciate the KDE tools every once in awhile when I'm lazy and don't want to mess with the config lol Other than that I do like hyprland overall better because I definitely like tiling wm better and hyprland is the best out there imo.
@@TheBlackDon ah i see, good to know :) very cool setup btw
Thanks! 💯😎
Very very nice theming but, if you already enjoy endevour os and you focus on gaming I would suggest you try cachyos is my daily driver and I also like games it has the kernel patches from cristal linux and gentoo i believe
I havent tried endevour because i like cachyos so much, but i believe is beautiful also the space theming i love it your customization is very nice too :) you can try gaming in cachyos and reply if is better endevour i would give it a shot because i really like it but when i knew i about it was already using cachyos
I'm literally installing cachyos on my gaming Asus Tablet right now 😂😂 (Had windows on it previously). I was about to install EOS but it would not connect to WiFi so I rebooted and now trying cachyos and its working great so far. I'm gonna see if I like it better overall before I put it on my main rig.
@@TheBlackDon One of the good things about cachyos is how good it works on nvidia desktop I never tried on a tablet my laptop for emergency moments i install regular arch with zen kernel i intended cachyos for my gaming desktop and workstation
@roberto7102 yeah I have heard that it does really well with Nvidia. I might have to do it on my desktop cus when I play The Finals and it randomly crashes from time to time. It's pretty annoying.
@@TheBlackDon I only have experienced issues playing xdefiant but was the game devs broke it for linux after an update they made to improve performance before this I was able to play
That's good to know, I might try it out today!
Make a tutorial on how you riced kde plasma
On it 😎
Seems like you have it all figured out. Question though, why did you give up on Hyprland?
Main reason was the issues with sharing your screen in apps like discord was really becoming an issue for me. I have to share my screen a lot for work. KDE just has nice tools that preconfigure those types of fixes. Trust me once Wayland is more compatible with all apps I will be switching back as I miss being on a true tiling wm.
@@TheBlackDon Fair enough. Do you host a Discord community? If so, I would love to join.
I have created a community discord but I have not invited anyone yet 🤣 I was waiting to get a little larger of a following but I'm open to opening it up sooner!! 💯😎
@@TheBlackDon Sounds great. I put on the bell for when that announcement video goes out. Don't be afraid to start. Even flowers and trees start from seeds ;)
I appreciate that 💪🏾😎! You have motivated me to go for it!
How are you not getting major framerate issues with the 560 driver?
Honestly since the 555 drivers I have not had any issues with flickering on wayland what so ever.
@@TheBlackDon Same here but I was refering to actual performance, for me I dropped about 50 frames in a 20 year old game
Ah ic, what Distro and DE are you currently using? I get like 100 to 150 on the finals or overwatch when I play. It's pretty consistent.
@@TheBlackDon EndeavourOS running Hyprland
@nfsjoey oh that's strange. I have on EOS as well and I was on hyprland before I was on KDE. I didn't have any issues there either.
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Thanks! 💯😎 appreciate the sub.
What is the name of the system you use brother?
The Linux Distro is called Endeavour OS. And I'm using the KDE desktop environment. Hope that answers your question!
No dotfiles repo? :(
I used Xero Linux script on the theming and config for KDE. If you are using KDE you can install his script over top of it I would do it on a fresh install tho.
bruh runs endeavouros and uses arch logo for start button))
It's not like I'm hiding I'm on EOS. Just like the arch logo better.
endeavouros is just arch right?
Yeah, they are just mad I'm not running vanilla Arch. To each their own...
And?? Literally nobody cares about those stuff, not even the most elitist arch user lmao
Agreed 💯😎 lol
You can't play Destiny 2.
Never tried. I don't play that game. But why wouldn't I be able to?
@@TheBlackDon Last I heard they ban players that are using Proton/Wine
Ah ic, well I would still be able to play it with this set up cus I would just launch it through moonlight on my Windows PC.