I forget what GPU I currently have but I may be upgrading soon anyway so I'll be sure to keep that in mind for the purchase. That's the first big step: finding software to fit my needs as they come up but that can be piece by piece!
Thanks for the response!
The "fixing every problem I run into" is what is making me apprehensive in the first place. I don't really have the time or energy to troubleshoot at home, especially being a pretty light user. Given enough time I feel I could figure things out, but I don't think they would be worth the effort since what I have now does work for me. I was just looking for the most convenient way to slide into it as opposed to making a switch and hitting a break wall if that makes sense.
Okay great! What made you make that jump?
This is perfect! Thanks for linking it!
Thanks! Why specifically an NVIDIA card?
Oh that's a shame.
Okay thank you for clarifying!
Okay that's good advice. Thank you!
Oh, why would the Rift not work? Just no compatibility? I've used it with some Steam games which I thought I understood to work fine in Linux.
Okay great I'll add it to the list to research! Thank you.
Does a desktop environment really draw that much more resource than another?