I think of changing my os to Linux. I don't have much experience with Linux but would get it a try. I read that it isn't great for gaming. What has been your experience?
>game emulation
>running games
>daily task
>streaming
I think of changing my os to Linux. I don't have much experience with Linux but would get it a try...
Ian Bell
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Thomas Adams
Ask /g/
Isaac Cook
Stick with Windows. Linux and the OS distributions are not geared toward gaming enthusiasts. If you want a home server, sure. Learn some Linux. If you want to game stick with Windows.
Samuel Gutierrez
I'll do that
Thaks user, I was reading Linux mint wasn't that bad. I'm just sick of the constant windows updates I even went back to windows 8
Ethan Cruz
Do not ask /g/. They will tell you to Install Gentoo and go back to Yas Forums. Just stick with Windows.
David Ross
Well you have stopped in time, I was just going to make a thread there.
Charles Adams
>If you want to game stick with Windows.
Old meme is old.
Justin Johnson
just fucking do it.
Justin Wright
Too late. He read three comments on Yas Forums, of all places, and decided that it's impossible to play video games on anything but MS Pooinloo.
Noah Cruz
Just like the other user said.
If you wanna learn Linux and use a GUI it's all fine and dandy. It's not "hard" to learn, it's actually pretty straightforward. It's always just when updates come and shit breaks and you don't know what the fuck anything means once you begin looking up solutions.
Windows is sort of like this but at least there's many more people with the same problems as you, were an update to fuck you over. Linux is no more secure than Windows, so don't bank on that. They both just take different approaches to security. Linux's is better, but it's not impenetrable. But then again, you have to be stupid, or important to be hacked now anyways since most of the net is safe. If you wanna go the Linux route
>Watch tutorials on basic commands on YT or some shit
>Get comfy with the terminal
>Go on Linux academy if you wanna learn more
>Avoid /g/'s recommendations. They'll either tell you to install a diff flavor of Linux that they like or tell you to stay in Windows since that's what your comfortablw with.
>Ubuntu is also another OS to use, relatively simple and a lot of documentation and tutorials.