what's your usual home OS stack?
(im "single-boot linux")
@velartrill *psst, I heard that guy dual boots because he's a noob. His "daily driver" is Arch, but he also has a secret Ubuntu partition for when he needs to get work done. How embarrassing!
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@parusmajor @velartrill i have a windows installed to a seperate hdd in my desktop for games. i have no inclination to fuck around with proprietary shit requiring loader shenanigans if i just want to play something.
@bonifartius @velartrill Don't take what I say too seriously. I was mostly just poking fun at Arch users.
If I was big into gaming I'd probably dual-boot too, but the little gaming that I do works fine under proton so I don't need to.
If I was big into gaming I'd probably dual-boot too, but the little gaming that I do works fine under proton so I don't need to.
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never tried proton.. i just want to keep all that shit out of my linux install xD
i love it when engines are getting open sourced and they can be built from source or if there are reverse engineered ones, that's a whole different story.
@parusmajor @bonifartius i'm chronicling the dev work here :)
@bonifartius @velartrill Yeah, I can see the merit to keeping all the proprietary spyware on 1 partition that you know us pozzed. But in my case a full windows install on a dedicated partition just so I can play AoE2 once every 3 months feels a little overkill.
@parusmajor yeah that's probably unnecessary :)
the modern stuff with anti cheat stuff is something i don't want near my data though.. there was something about EAC on linux, who wants that shit xD
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working on an engine for a game of own rn, hoping to rope my partner in eventually to work on it too