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I joined Lemmy and immediately felt out of place and a little lost.
Anyway, I've been here a month and, to make sure I fit in, I've installed Linux and joined the communist party.
How's that working out for you?
None of my videogames work anymore but on the bright side, I now realise they are just an opiate of the masses employed by the bourgeoisie to stop me from seizing the means of production.
Boots quick though.
"our" video games...
Oh so that's why when I played farming sim none of the crops grew.
You probably already have, but if you’ve not yet check out Wine and Proton, I’ve seen numerous guides on setting up a Linux gaming rig that runs Windows games.
I don't know about you, but I struggle with finding games that don't work on linux these days. It's mainly just a subset of online games with anti-cheat. When I buy new games I don't even think about it these days, I just assume they will work.
I have a Steam Deck - Proton really does work as well as advertised (for the games I like)