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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by fell@ma.fellr.net to c/linux_gaming@lemmy.world

I had a really nice #LinuxGaming moment last night

I finally formatted one of my 1 TB SSDs as EXT4 to make room for #Steam games on my #ArchLinux install.

Then, I installed Transport Fever 2 and played it through my #SteamLink

And you know what? It just worked. It was a miracle! I just happily played for an hour without even noticing I'm not running #Windows. Zero tinkering. Thanks #Valve. ☺

@linux_gaming@lemmy.world @linux_gaming@kbin.social @linux_gaming@a.gup.pe

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[-] scutiger@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

My experience with Ubuntu was that it took me about as long to get it installed and set up the way I wanted as it would for a Windows installation. To get it up and running barebones is about the same as well, but Windows has so much bloatware and advertising that I refuse to allow on my computer. It also forcibly reinstalls software at every update that I removed previously because I just don't need/want it there.

I can respect the lack of motivation to commit to learning to use a new OS though. It does take some adjustment, and sometimes there's no alternative to specific software that you may need. For the most part though, it's a pretty seamless transition nowadays.

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