No. Don't feel like messing around to get things functional.

How do you know if someone uses Linux? Don't worry, wait 5mins and they'll tell you.

i have it on my steam deck.

Technically.

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

i have it on my steam deck.

Yep, that.

I currently have CachyOS running on my main 7900xtx / 7800x3d build with Win11 installed on my Steam deck running on my second monitor .

I wanted to move back to linux but I couldn't give up nikke, which has anti-cheat that blocks linux. I also use the deck for OSRS since I always have it up.

My Raspberry Pi devices have it, and I keep Ubuntu installed in WSL2 (Windows 11) for occasional cross platform scripting, compilation and testing needs. But no, it's not my main OS.

No, and I don't intend to actively.

I've been using Arch Linux for a few years now. I don't even have Windows or even an NTFS partition on anything anymore

Originally posted by Ulfrinn:

I've been using Arch Linux for a few years now. I don't even have Windows or even an NTFS partition on anything anymore

i'm sorry, man. i hope things get better. keep your chin up.

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

Originally posted by Ulfrinn:

I've been using Arch Linux for a few years now. I don't even have Windows or even an NTFS partition on anything anymore

i'm sorry, man. i hope things get better. keep your chin up.

Arch is an incredibly speedy and robust OS.
I used it for 2-3 years in a row once. I may even go back, but CachyOS is basically just pre-configured Arch so I'm okay for now

Not on my main desktop, the simple reason is software compatibility. Can't work with it.

FL Studio isn't supported. Vegas Pro isn't supported. Adobe software isn't supported. Microsoft Office software isn't supported.

I don't think I need to go on. That says it all.

And no, I won't pay hundreds of dollars for software just to run them through a "compatibility layer" when I can just properly run them native on Windows. I want to minimise the amount of errors and bugs that I do encounter.

I have 5 laptops and 2 of them run Linux, which are not used for work and productivity.

Trying to find a distro that works for obs and also my microphone

And isn't temperamental with a Bluetooth Xbox controller

I used Pop!OS (gonna reinstall it as soon as I get another NVMe drive)

No I use a Mac like normal people

Windows 11 on desktop.

Linux on Steam Deck.