Unfortunately there's just no solution for an important part of my life - gaming. If it was completely up to me I would completely ignore games that didn't work on Linux. But I maintain an important friendship group through gaming, and those guys are not going to forgo Battlefield 6 or Dawn of War 4 or any of the many games that straight up won't work. Not to mention the additional effort on my side getting a game to work when it's not officially supported - something I am not willing to put a ton of persona time into.

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trinsic2 2 days ago | parent [-]

Yeah I hear you. I also had a similar game that played with friends. PubG. But then when I switched to Linux and I couldn't play it any more. I switched to other games that I could play, some of the joined me and some didn't. I had reached a point that I wasn't willing to justify using software that was not in my control any longer. Relationships change and I chalk that up to personal growth. Some people join you, and some don't.

Not judging you, but for me I just couldn't tolerate it any longer.

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mvdtnz 2 days ago | parent [-]

Just to add a bit more context, the group of people who I play games with are not people I met playing games. They are my lifelong friends. I'm not willing to walk away from those friendships or my interactions with them for the sake of an operating system.

	▲	trinsic2 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah maybe in that case, I might have a dual boot setup for just when I play with them. But Im not using Windows as my Daily Drive any longer.