Row 65867

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I have a Linux PC as attached to my TV that works great. I have 12 years of Linux experience but Linux is working better now than at any other time in history. I even have a slew of windows games running on a capability layer just fine. Biggest problem I have with it is the PC is really old and outdated with a core 2 quad CPU but it runs most low performance games fine. Been playing the gog version of fallout 3 on Linux for weeks now because it's more stable then fallout 3 on steam on my gaming PC. Games like world box and cult of the lamb run perfectly fine with no crashes. I even tried the new mud runner game and it played with a lot of stuttering given the 16 year old processor but it ran.

Linux is in it's best spot. Between the snap store and the other store whose name i forgot but works better you can do anything on Linux now. I have every emulator running everything from NES to Nintendo switch. PlayStation 1/2. Everything works great. I'm still hesitant to go full Linux on my gaming PC because my work has its own proprietary software I need to use but I'm confident it would be fine for everything else.

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text I have a Linux PC as attached to my TV that works great. I have 12 years of Linux experience but Linux is working better now than at any other time in history. I even have a slew of windows games running on a capability layer just fine. Biggest problem I have with it is the PC is really old and outdated with a core 2 quad CPU but it runs most low performance games fine. Been playing the gog version of fallout 3 on Linux for weeks now because it's more stable then fallout 3 on steam on my gaming …
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datetime 2024-05-23
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