Cis white bisexual guy from Ukraine.
Formerly @rockerface@lemm.ee
I don’t even understand your argument. Are you arguing for Linux, or against it? You’ve been spouting blatant bullshit like “gamers can’t use Linux” and then doubling down when told otherwise. What exactly am I ignorant of? Your inability to form sentences?
you’re lucky if you can get a game that works with linux
I guess I’m very lucky because I haven’t found a game I play that doesn’t work yet. Even gacha games, notorious for their anti-cheats and always online requirement, can be run on Linux. I’m afraid the skill issue is on your side.
Most new multiplayer games
If you’re a Riot fanboy, maybe. Haven’t heard a lot of other new multiplayer games that have issues with Linux.
Maybe because you’re a trash player
Ah yes, really mature and thought out argument
That’s not strictly true. Most Steam games work just fine on Linux. Even a lot of live service games. Just from the ones I personally play - Overwatch, Elder Scrolls Online, Arknights and Arknights: Endfield have no issues running via Proton even though they all clearly have some degree of anti-cheat.
The real issue is kernel level anti-cheat that some publishers stick to, like Riot.
Jumped to Bazzite a few weeks ago and already feeling pretty good about it. Not sure that I could have done it earlier (or at least would have kept Windows for dual boot), since I primarily use my PC for games and the improvements to gaming on Linux the last few years had been astonishing.
I’ve recently moved completely away from Windows on my personal devices. Running Bazzite on desktop PC (for games) and Mint on laptop (for performance). So far it hasn’t been that different from Win10 in terms of daily use, but I’ve noticed fixing broken stuff is actually easier as the system finally treats me as the real owner of my PC. And Mint is treating my old laptop way better than either Win7 or 10.
Whatever the fuck Nintendo is doing, for one
Because truly indie game development didn’t exist until AI slop graced us
Because you aren’t looking
Pray tell, how can an indie game dev enforce copyright? The system is designed in favor of corporations with army of lawyers, specifically to fuck over smaller creators.
It has some applications. None of them are in software development.
Using assets without copyright for them is also wrong
Yeah, okay, we’re done with this discussion. Pro AI and pro copyright? I pity whatever projects you were allowed to contribute to.
So it’s more expensive, wastes more time and fucks up the environment. That’s not the flex you think it is.
If AI assets were used at any point in development, there’s no telling what else they cut corners on. If it’s not immediately noticeable, that’s worse, not better.
I’ve been using Bazzite on my desktop PC for a little over a month now. I’m mostly using my PC for games, so it was a logical choice. It’s also pretty stable because it’s based on Fedora and has atomic releases, so you can easily roll back updates if they break something.