I’ve started using Nobara recently, and I like it a LOT. Makes it really easy for a noob like me to both play games and edit videos. I actually made a Monster Hunter video entirely in Linux with Davinci Resolve, and it worked really well. I’ve been an adobe tool my entire editing life, but I really like the switch I recently made :)

Thanks. I had hoped it’d be the cart itself

Does it write to the card, or does it just write to your storage?

To me, it has to be Gordon Freeman. He represents Valve, and I can’t think of a gaming company more linked to PC gaming than Valve.

I adore king’s quest, space quest and all these classics. Same with Monkey Island, but when it comes to… Well, mascot sounds wrong. Figurehead may be better here, I think Gordon’s ties to Valve gives him a pretty strong case for PC gaming icon.

The goose from untitled goose game doesn’t feel like a PC gaming mascot to me since it’s a single game that’s also on almost every console.

Aye, alright fair enough.

I won’t argue with you.

That’s a bit reductive, don’t you think?

The beauty of Linux is its wonderful ability to be customized. Maybe Xanmod is a good kernel for you if you play games?

Maybe if you use a desktop environment with Wayland, you’ll have less issues with screen sharing in Discord.

It’s always nice to hear what other people’s experiences are. Depending on the distro, updating drivers can be a bit trickier than noobs might expect since “Driver manager” might not actually have the newest drivers, etc.

Telling people to RTFM is all well and good, but why not share the stuff you’ve learned with others who are just getting started?

How to get performance boosts through the newest drivers. How to play games and streaming them on discord without tanking the framerate. How to troubleshoot if something goes wrong. Which kernel to use, etc.

There are so many Nuances to gaming on Linux, so there’s definitely a market for it. Not seen this video yet though, could be just surface level stuff.

I dunno, getting every cage is pretty gruelling, and you can’t beat the game unless you do EVERYTHING.

That being said, if you genuinely don’t think it’s “even that hard”, then you’re definitely on another level, and I salute you

Beating Rayman 1 on the PS1 be like