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LTT does another Linux Challenge
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Most of them seemed to be giving it a fair go but Linus himself seemed to be treating it more like a Cheap Car Challenge from Top Gear. He was cracking (bad) jokes about “just Linux things” before he’d even started and he gave up pretty much straight away. The problems he was having with Discord seemed more like Discord issues than Linux issues.
I game on Linux without issue. Literally 95% of games just work without issue. Deathloop never ran well and Routine (a UE game) for some reason kept want to install and uninstall a package each time I ran it (but it played fine). I don’t think I’ve found another game that doesn’t play and I recently bought ARC Raiders.
I use linux exclusively on desktop, it's got a lot of problems, many seem unique to the user, I hate that the way to discuss the problems for a lot of people is pretending they don't exist, makes first contact more problematic for newcomers. Even before touching linux I've been hating that attitude with a passion from windows users, at least it's not a problem exclusive to linux.