Re: What's Your Go-to OS
By: Accession to MRO on Sat Feb 22 2025 05:22 pm
Ac> Now I just keep Windows for gaming. While Linux is catching up (slowly),
Ac> it still has a ways to go when it comes to high-end gaming.
I'd like to see more Linux support for gaming too. It sounds like it has come a
little ways though. I've heard of Proton for Linux, allowing more Windows game
s to run on Linux, but I think it still has a bit of a ways to go. Native Linux
versions of games would be ideal too - but I've been seeing more of that too.
Several months ago, I heard of a 2018 sequel to the old PC Descent games, called
Overload, and it's available for Linux, as well as Windows and Mac. And if you
like flight simulators, X-Plane is available for Linux - I've tried it, and I a
ctually think it's quite good. There's also an open-source arena shooter game c
alled Xonotic that's pretty good (it's somewhat similar to Unreal Tournament).
And the Java version of Minecraft should naturally run on Linux too.
Nightfox
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