There’s a good chance the original commenter is not from the US
Almost 10 times less where I live, but not sure because I don’t know which dollars you’re referring to
Completely depends on your country
Quite similar to India’s UPI system
The sudden South Indian accent surprised me (vonly)
Damn… XKCD for this too?
About the piracy part - try using Heroic or Lutris. Lutris has worked for me every single time without fail, but I did need to take some effort into understanding how wine/proton works on the surface level. Try using GE (glorious eggroll) versions of proton/wine too.
I did try those, but it might be the fault of my nvidia card for not working. The issue was that I wasn’t able to understand nor fix any problems that popped up. I’ll try it out again when I get a new GPU
HDR is almost useless to me. I’ll switch when wayland has proper remote desktop support (lmk if it does but I’m pretty sure it does not)
I need an explanation for this one…
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And this is why you should install windows to a docker container on your server and not let it touch anything else. Link to GitHub repo.
How else do you install WINE? Is it possible to sandbox WINE apps?
Why do I not see any pop os comments… My first was (and is) pop os
Like factorio. It has arguably better support on linux than windows
Might be one click to install it, but it doesn’t immediately start working after that, at least according to what I’ve seen. WINE and Proton work well in general, but I’ve seen problems when it comes to LoL specifically.
I used Windows before and was against Linux because it felt too difficult to get into. That was before I upgraded to Windows 10 and found out that something or the other broke windows every 3 or 4 days. Linux is very easy to fix and doesn’t break often in he first place, and as it turns out isn’t even very hard to get into. I have much more confidence getting into server management software now that I switched to Linux and it has been immensely helpful in other cases too, especially with eh recent developments of WINE and Proton.
The difficult part is the elimination… There are too many of them