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laptop died within warranty so im getting a refund and using the money to build a tower pc. i think i'll hav both windows and a linux distro installed, but im not too sure on what to run for linux. i'll try to get an amd gpu over an nvidia one but the chance still stands
please suggest distros. girl needs help
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I really love using linux and not having to deal with ai bullshit anywhere, BUT I have been trying to run deltarune through steam since pretty much I woke up and it's not working. I tried so much bullshit already, and it's not a steam issue because other games run just fine. The biggest problem I have is that every single thing online on troubleshooting this and similar issues is for windows (or for arch which masochists use), or they use things which my computer does not have. And the wild thing is that like a couple of months ago it ran just fine. so i don't know why it suddenly stopped.
I at least got rid of the bajilion ghost app icons so here's that.
hello people on the computer
very genuine question - how hard is it to switch from windows to linux? my major concerns are mostly game compatability & scrivener - scrivener doesnt offer a linux version but i use it to log fanfic & OC writing notes, thoughts about games im playing, etc, and i really dont want to lose that or have to switch to something else. is there a way for me to get scrivener compatible with a linux OS? or would i basically HAVE to have windows & linux dual booted, and then boot into windows whenever i want to use scrivener? (editing to say: apparently there is a whole forum thread about how to do this with linux and the most recent consensus seems to be lutris? thoughts?)
as far as games, i skimmed through protonDB and threw in my steamID and everything, everything i play is either gold or platinum (so minor tweaking at best), so that gives me hope at least. how bad is modding, though? i dont use a lot of mod managers (vortex burned me when i was in my early days of game modding so now i mostly just rawdog it, but i still use bg3mm for baldurs gate & mod organizer 2 for fallout & stardew valley & a few other things.) im used to being able to just download stuff, unzip it, drag & drop or cut & paste it in the file location i need it to be in, and then run the game. my understanding of linux is mostly seeing people work directly in the console, but theres a file manager that can be used to do the same thing on windows right? am i going to have Issues modding games if i switch to linux?
also... what version of linux do ppl recommend for ex-windows users? i see bazzite recommended for gaming / steam gaming especially, i assume it works for like. More than just gaming? again, i dont intend to do a lot else, i mostly just use my laptop for watching videos, gaming, and writing. i know basically everything else i need that Isnt steam or scrivener is available through flathub, so i think beyond that im set, right??
advice and thoughts would be appreciated - im not a tech expert & a lot of linux setup is going over my head, but im kind of getting tired of microsoft & the way things keep getting worse.
I fully believe that within the next 5 years Linux will over take windows as the dominant user operating system.
A weird part of the linux gaming experience so far is that games run after you click away the error pop ups without actually doing anything. Thank you for letting me know you can't do it and then doing it anyway.
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finally beat postal 2 for the first time after owning it for like 11 years xD
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