It’s totally doable. I’m down to 0 Windows computers and my main gaming rig can play almost anything I throw at it bar the obvious caveats of anti-cheat and such.
I won’t lie and say it’s perfect. I definitely get more performance inconsistency on Linux, even though it’s overall faster compared to Windows. And I’ve had the odd game here and there that just didn’t agree with Proton, but those I just returned and played something else instead
Honestly, I’m not the target audience for it, but like what steam is doing. It’s giving me confidence to plan my next build as a linux pc.
It’s totally doable. I’m down to 0 Windows computers and my main gaming rig can play almost anything I throw at it bar the obvious caveats of anti-cheat and such.
I won’t lie and say it’s perfect. I definitely get more performance inconsistency on Linux, even though it’s overall faster compared to Windows. And I’ve had the odd game here and there that just didn’t agree with Proton, but those I just returned and played something else instead
this, and i’m playing both brand new titles as well as windows games and sims from about 20+ years ago like settlers II and EasyFly3
Sorry, but planning a Linux PC sounds hilarious to me.
“Meh. This piece of crap will do great.”