schneefall
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Well it would be really nice if it were just a tool for a task, wouldn't it? You pretty much highlighted this in the following paragraph, it makes it seem a bit ambiguous, as if it were a "necessary evil" or inevitable trade-off, when it is absolutely not the case. They are well aware and actively choose to sell out and manipulate their users. And I truly don't think the linux users who bash them are ignorant, it's the people that are absolutely oblivious to sacrificing commodities even slightly (terms, data options, not rebuking malicious updates etc.).At the end of the day any OS is just a tool for a task.
And while I do agree that current ecosystem surrounding any mainstream proprietary OS is ridiculous, the situation is like that for a reasons. Users have chosen simplicity and ease of use while completely ignoring and sacrificing privacy. And corporations have taken advantage of the fact that they have monopolies and trained generations of people to know how to work on that [...] now we have that data-driven economy.
I'm just saying...most distros actually do fit that description, but not windows.
Pretty much the same, I wish I could do that too, but the ongoing (hilarious) markups even for mediocre cards makes me very skeptical. Turning off access is actually a pretty neat idea I didn't consider, mostly use the windows partition for photoshop/rpg modding anyway.For example I dual boot Linux and Windows and use Windows only for playing singleplayer games while turning off access to internet completely. And only if the specific game does not run with proton(wine/dxvk). If I had better hardware (and 2 GPUs) the most ideal solution would be to just virtualize Windows as guest OS on virtual machine and only use it for gaming. And meanwhile I could continue using Linux as my host/main OS and do work on it.
I think you misunderstood, Vulkan has awesome support from Linux's side, I meant by Unreal. Even though they do have some compatibility for the engine, it doesn't compare to what's available on Win. And once again, it's almost surely related to the tons of contracts with corporations they have, keeping most support on windows because it's mutually beneficial. Truly the only pillar of trust left is if Steam and AMD reach their collaboration's objectives and open up a real alternative to the scam os.What do you mean, GNU/Linux doesn't support vulkan completely? Please provide citations and references. I'm really curios where did you get such information.
BOTN works very well with DXVK on linux actually (thanks to Vulkan).
Also, if you don't mind, can you tell me which distro you had best results with? If BotN runs stable that would be awesome to have.
Squark You know you could straightforwadly call me out on that if you want to dispute it, there is no need for 3rd person "ambiguousness". Plus you misunderstood, not faulting just saying.
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