As a game dev I prefer Arch-base (I’m using EndeavourOS) and I use Godot. However if you think Arch may not be for you, then I suggest Fedora.
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It’s great for people who don’t want to take control of the system part but take control of their data. I installed one on my aunt’s PC and she’s quite happy with it.
I used to had to login via Teamviewer when something goes wrong, or even worse, describe her to login into tty and give commands to fix the situation. She’s been using Linux for almost 9 years now and I did that at least 3 times over the phone. Twice it was Ubuntu that got borked after an update and once it was LMDE.
Last time, I installed Aurora and so far it’s been fine. It hasn’t been long so I cannot compare and say it’s better so ask me 2 years later if you remember. :) (do we have a !remindme bot here?)
However I have a feeling that I won’t have to deal with such things anymore.
muhybto Gaming@beehaw.org•Pretty Girl Horse Racing Game 'Uma Musume' Is Engrossing And Weird As Hell | Aftermath6·2 days agoThe article is kinda lame. There is no breeding in any form. Check Conception games, that’s breeding.
Anyway, the game is great and fun. I saw many people saying “either stay F2P or go whale” and I agree. There is no reason to spend money on it. Progression speed is fine in my opinion.
I don’t even watch real horse racing and now I see why some people enjoy it. Horse-girls are more fun though, since it has a lot of story elements.
muhybto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•I can't believe Skyrim AE can run at locked60fps with ultra settings on my low end laptop, Linux and Wine/Proton is awesomeEnglish2·3 days agoDon’t be. :)
If it works for you, it works. I use my GPUs until they die. Nothing wrong with being a patient gamer.
muhybto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•The big Diplomacy Update for X4: Foundations is now in BetaEnglish1·4 days agoThanks!
muhybto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•The big Diplomacy Update for X4: Foundations is now in BetaEnglish2·4 days agoI like detailed simulations like that. By the way, got the Community of Planets edition. Though I have no idea when will I be able to start playing.
Yeah, it is. There is even a cloud sync feature now (though it’s still in beta, mostly works). Only thing missing is limiting download speed. Apparently GOG need to do that through
gogdl
.
muhybto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•The big Diplomacy Update for X4: Foundations is now in BetaEnglish8·4 days agoYou got me at Mount & Blade. I also played 100s of hours of Elite Dangerous, though they seem quite different.
Time tracking and achievements work for me. You might need to update GOG reditrubutables package though Heroic should do it automatically.
muhybto Technology@lemmy.world•Musk's AI firm deletes posts after chatbot praises Adolf HitlerEnglish4·5 days agoApparently it was on felony strike.
muhybto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•I can't believe Skyrim AE can run at locked60fps with ultra settings on my low end laptop, Linux and Wine/Proton is awesomeEnglish8·5 days agoHeh, my main machine still has 1660 Ti. I wouldn’t say it’s low end. It’s better than 3050.
muhybto Tech•Ubisoft isn't the only studio that orders you to destroy your games once support ends3·6 days agoAt least we can buy Baldur’s Gate 3 on GOG.
muhybto Technology@lemmy.world•Google hit with $314m fine for collecting data from idle Android phones without permissionEnglish1·10 days agoVladislav?
muhybto linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Arch Linux: For those who have the "I can fix him!" mentality.6·10 days agoLast time I saw kernel panic on Debian and that was more than a decade ago.
When I switched to Wayland (bspwm to river) it took me ~6 months to exactly replicate my workflow. Mostly because I didn’t have time and did it on really slow pace. It was fun though but it can take time if you do everything manually and learn new things. On the other hand, I did the similar workflow on KDE on an evening.
At least they don’t pay taxes.
If all you want is KDE and install programs via flatpak and don’t want to manage the system, there is a distro for that. It’s atomic so you cannot mess with the system. Other than flatpaks, you can install programs via homebrew there.
Regarding programs that you find on Github, they usually have an Arch package. In Aurora, you can install Arch inside distrobox, it does the job for you, you just need to select the correct one. And you install the program you want inside it (using
sudo pacman -S program
) and use it like you installed it on your system next time.