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by prhn 164 days ago
I only really ever play one game, so that's not a blocker for me.

I would have switched by now but film and audio production software, including VSTs, don't seem to be greatly supported on Linux. I'd love to hear from someone if you are successfully doing this.
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Normal_gaussian 164 days ago
> I only really ever play one game, so that's not a blocker for me.

I play loads of games; its mainly AAA multiplayers that aren't able to run on linux due to kernel anti-cheat - nearly everything else runs well with minimal effort using proton via steam (either installed via steam or imported as a non-steam game).

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einr 164 days ago
Music production is indeed still a blocker. I used to use Windows for that; I am now on macOS for work and music (much better than Windows in every way! I use an old trashcan Mac Pro with Monterey for my studio computer) and Debian for my personal machines.
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newsoftheday 164 days ago
I'd say about less than .00000001 percent of the world is in the same use case as you.
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